Martin Malý↓
Gallery
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Zápas sumo, 2018, probarvený beton
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Zápas ve volném stylu, 2017, probarvený beton
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Homo Ludens, 2019, probarvený beton, 183 × 71 × 82 cm
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Homo Ludens, 2019, probarvený beton
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Zápas sumo, 2018, probarvený beton
Studies
| 2017–2019 | Sculpture 1, AVU (Lukáš Rittstein) |
| 2018 | Korea National University of Arts, Seoul, Jižní Korea |
| 2017 | Sculpture 2, AVU (Tomáš Hlavina) |
| 2016–2017 | Sculpture 2, AVU (Jindřich Zeithamml) |
| 2013–2015 | Sculpture 1, AVU (Lukáš Rittstein) |
About the work
What should people know about your work?
Since the beginnings of my fine art practice, I have been inspired by various kinds and forms of games. Balance between content and form, sensitivity with regards to the materials employed and, last but not least, colour – these are important to me. For the most part I express myself through sculpture.
How do you see yourself and your work five years from now?
I’d like to complete certain sculptures I’ve been working on for a long time, finish off groups of artworks that connect to each other and put on an overview exhibition where they can all be displayed together.