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The gospel in modern guise: the unique world of Peter Ličko
The Slovak illustrator takes a new approach to religious themes, while his architectural background gives his work a more profound dimension. His stunning artwork offers a unique visual experience and pushes the traditional boundaries of the gospel and faith representation.
Ličko is originally from central Slovakia, but after university, he
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Locked in panel blocks | Michal Zahornacky
Regular blocks in pastel tones and strange, dense compositions: Slovakian photo artist Michal Zahornacky have placed the feeling of isolation into a new dimension.
Michal Zahornacky started to form an interest towards photography ten years ago, as a means of artistic self-expression: he sees it as a medium allowing him
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A label inspired by history | Zbojnícka
Here’s a Slovak fruit distillate, which sports visual elements that not only give the drink a special character but also showcase Slovak culture and tradition. The distinctive label was created by the Czech design studio AMOTH.
The visual appearance of similar products usually focuses on the main component of
architecture
House with a terrace | beef architekti
The harmony of concrete, brick and timber combined with simple and airy geometric shapes: the clean and elegant solutions of the house designed by architecture studio beef architekti are prominent examples of Slovakian architecture.
The weekend house was built for an elderly couple in the outskirts of Bratislava, in the
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Locked in panel blocks | Michal Zahornacky
Regular blocks in pastel tones and strange, dense compositions: Slovakian photo artist Michal Zahornacky have placed the feeling of isolation into a new dimension.
Michal Zahornacky started to form an interest towards photography ten years ago, as a means of artistic self-expression: he sees it as a medium allowing him
photography
Surreal spaces | Andrea Koporova
Neon-like, soft tones, human figures in unusual positions, and staged
compositions combined with a surrealist atmosphere. The photographs of
Slovakian-born Andrea Koporova are as if we were looking at the world from a
kaleidoscope.
Andrea Koporova learnt the basics of photography and established her
characteristic visual world on her own,
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Back to nature | Ark-shelter
In the pre-epidemic times, we often longed for escaping into nature and for
distancing ourselves from society. In the past months, perhaps we managed to
slow down a little, but our need to escape our everyday lives still prevails.
Owing to its minimalist design, the cabin called Ark-shelter blends in
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Nostalgic memories | The illustrations of Ivana Kozlau Lauridsen
Sophisticated and nostalgic colors, soft gestures and Scandinavian simplicity.
Slovakian-born Ivana Kozlau Lauridsen creates clean and soothing patterns and
illustrations.
Ivana uses her own childhood memories as inspiration, in a manner as if she was
living in the ‘70s – this is what makes her visual world unique and
recognizable. For