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Vernisáž: DELVING DEEP INTO THE WOODS Juliana Mrvová a Marek Halász
Vernissage: Delving Deep into the Woods Juliana Mrvová and Marek Halász
Event by: Mestské kultúrne centrum Hlohovec, Juliana Mrvová
Location: Námestie sv. Michala 3, Námestie sv. Michala 3, Jaslovské Bohunice
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Authors: Juliana Mrvová- Marek Halász
Exhibition Name: Delving Deep into the Woods
Curator: Katarína Hubová
Operation: 7. 2. 2025 at 18:00
Exhibition duration: 7. Its little visited forests, unavailable gorges and extinct vineyards. Despite the fact that they are still a bit of arrivals not only for people, but also for a game that has the main say here, they are deeply in the country to preserve its tracks or discover unexpected context. transforming into wilderness. In his last work, he focuses on nature and man, this dynamic relationship and the impact of human activities on the character of the country. The topic of (un) existing wilderness behind our humans, or ecological issues of our relationship with the country are the motive of the Mlocki Aka European Dragon series. It also examines the orchard as a landscaping element, allowing the maintenance of biodiversity. The orchard also reflects the centuries -old relationship of man and nature, oscillating from the concise pole to the creative approach to the sustainability of its use. Daily wandering thickets arise not only her paintings, but also Halász's objects. Marek forms landscape elements, stumps, stones, wood -destroying mushrooms into a transparent foil, or creates some sculpture monuments. He is interested in the forms of the country as well as its transformation. The exhibition is conceived as a combination of painting, drawings and spatial installation. The exhibition will be complemented by several drawings and more intimate works.
Admission is free.
Exhibition Name: Delving Deep into the Woods
Curator: Katarína Hubová
Operation: 7. 2. 2025 at 18:00
Exhibition duration: 7. Its little visited forests, unavailable gorges and extinct vineyards. Despite the fact that they are still a bit of arrivals not only for people, but also for a game that has the main say here, they are deeply in the country to preserve its tracks or discover unexpected context. transforming into wilderness. In his last work, he focuses on nature and man, this dynamic relationship and the impact of human activities on the character of the country. The topic of (un) existing wilderness behind our humans, or ecological issues of our relationship with the country are the motive of the Mlocki Aka European Dragon series. It also examines the orchard as a landscaping element, allowing the maintenance of biodiversity. The orchard also reflects the centuries -old relationship of man and nature, oscillating from the concise pole to the creative approach to the sustainability of its use. Daily wandering thickets arise not only her paintings, but also Halász's objects. Marek forms landscape elements, stumps, stones, wood -destroying mushrooms into a transparent foil, or creates some sculpture monuments. He is interested in the forms of the country as well as its transformation. The exhibition is conceived as a combination of painting, drawings and spatial installation. The exhibition will be complemented by several drawings and more intimate works.
Admission is free.