Matyáš Maláč
Matyáš Maláč (* 1997), currently a student of the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague, the Studio of Vladimír Skrepl and Jan Šerých. The author’s ever-evolving work went through organic structures to abstract objects, but based on firmly grounded ideas and theories. The encoded criticism creates an indeterminate mass of ready mades and emerges from the two-dimensional nature of the image. In the most recent works he is gradually incorporating the hyperspace of the Internet, information bubbles and trying to achieve new aesthetics better reflecting the state of our the time. New realness. Real Fake.
SELECTION OF SOLO EXHIBITIONS
2020
THE DAYS ARE JUST PACKED, The Pool Gallery, Istanbul (TR) BURIAL OF THE WHITE MAN, presented by Exile Gallery, Kleiner Gleichberg (DE)
2019
Mice in Mine Made My Mind Like a Maze-Like Mine, National Technical Museum Prague (CZ)
2018
Analog Immersion/Academy of Deep Emotions/Lollife, Berlinskej Model Gallery, Prague (CZ)
2017
GTA Garbage, Holešovická Šachta Gallery, Prague (CZ)
SELECTION OF GROUP EXHIBITIONS
2020
DEEP DOWN YOU KNOW TO WATCH YOUR STEP, with BCAA System, PAF NY The Essence of Panting, together with Adrian Altman and Vít Svoboda, Regional Gallery Liberec (CZ)
2019
ME 2 ASHES, (together with Marek Delong and Anna Slama, Mylasher, Anica Care) C.Rockefeller Center for Contemporary Arts, Dresden (DE) Videokemp, group show curated by Viktor Čech, St. Agnes Monastery, National Gallery Prague (CZ) Make a Wish Lil Fish, (together with Julius reichel and Namor Ynrobyv) curated by Caterina Antonaci, Label 201, Rome (IT) VDIFF, Dům pánů z Kunštátu, Brno, (CZ)
2018
DYS LAND, (together with Ronny Szillo, Lars Frohberg, Marian Luft, Mylasher, Fabian Kuntzsch) curated by Mylasher, AM180 Gallery, Prague (CZ) 10000 Racing Shivas 420 Tacho (together with Namor Ynrobyv and Julius Reichel),curated by Abdulrahman Alkubaisi, Hosek Contemporary, Berlin (DE) Dark Energy/Ego Death/Death Planet/Void Trap/Save the future?, together with Julius Reichel, HŠ Gallery, Prague (CZ)
2017
No Heaven No Hell (together with Matěj Olmer), White Pearl Gallery, Prague (CZ)