Newly you can see Lucie Tallová's graphics at our e-shop and at the Telegraph's reception.
The artist has created an original graphic for the Telegraph, which was created using the serigraphy technique and was published in a limited edition of 100 pieces. The work is inspired by one of the collages from the Unstable Monuments series presented at the current exhibition I Wish I Were Made of Stone. Here the artist works with the motif of an ancient sculpture combined with the drawing of branches, creating a poetic and melancholic atmosphere.
Lucia Tallová (*1985) is a Slovak visual artist whose work combines traditional painting with installations, objects, collages and photography. The central theme of her work is memory and archive, which she develops through fictional collage compositions and spatial installations. She uses fragments of old materials such as photographs, furniture, porcelain and textiles to create poetic constructions of personal and collective memories.
Lucia Tallová starts from a cyclical collection of different materials, from which she creates complex installations in which she connects the past with the present and gives new meaning to forgotten objects.
Author serigraphs can be purchased directly from the Telegraph Gallery reception desk or at our e-shop, where you can also find other already published prints by Czech and foreign artists with whom we have previously established cooperation in the form of exhibitions or residencies.
