Katarína VAVROVÁ
Katarína VAVROVÁ (1964) is a top representative of the imaginative - poetic line of contemporary Slovak visual art. Studying book illustration under the guidance of prof. Brunovský and prof. Ondreička. She is the author of hundreds of illustrations, bookplates, drawings and paintings with unmistakable handwriting. Her figurative work centers on the emotions of a woman, her tenderness, passion and the passage of time, represented and collected awards at hundreds of competitions and exhibitions all over the world.
Pavel HERMAN
Pavel HERMAN (1948) is a magician of emotion on screen. Painter, graphic artist and teacher, he graduated from the department of painting - graphics at the Academy painter Ľuboš Bartoš. Thematically, his work is broad and concerns not only urban and natural scenery. An equally attractive subject for him is a woman - a female figure.
In his works, he delves deeply into the emotional world, the world of deep human experiences. In his paintings, he captures sadness, loneliness, desire and expectation. The color of the paintings is typical for Herman. He also works on monumental works. Psychotronicists say that his work is full of positive energy, so his involvement in the health promotion project is completely appropriate.
In his works, he delves deeply into the emotional world, the world of deep human experiences. In his paintings, he captures sadness, loneliness, desire and expectation. The color of the paintings is typical for Herman. He also works on monumental works. Psychotronicists say that his work is full of positive energy, so his involvement in the health promotion project is completely appropriate.
Jana FARMANOVÁ
Jana Farmanová is a figurative artist, she works with the painting gesture as a cultivated, concentrated painting construction unit.
She paints what she is living trough, but also that, which exists outside the picture frame. She is interested in the topics of women and her world, her physicality and transformation, the process of maturing from a girl to a young woman, but also her maturity, cyclicity and motherhood.
It reflects questions of love and interpersonal relationships, partnerships and family, including the relationship between mother and daughter. A specific place belongs to her relationship with nature, roots, home, identity, both personal and collective. She interprets her own observation and perception of the world, which she comments on through a subjective point of view, through a personal lived experience or sensory experience that deeply touches her.
In 2015, she published a thematic publication for the exhibition in the Bratislava City Gallery called Jana Farmanová: In the sign of a virgin. She is one of the most important painters of the contemporary Slovak and Czech art scene, respected both by viewers and art collectors.