curator Lucie Kukačková

Veronika Holcová has carved out a very distinctive position for herself through her visual expression. She is not swayed by trends and does not allow herself to be constrained by current tendencies. Instead, she confidently shapes her own imaginative universe—a multilayered landscape that springs from dreams, the subconscious, and long-buried memories. Her artistic language avoids established categories and subtly undermines our natural need to clearly name things.

curatorial collaboration: Františka Orságová, Petr Kamenický

Anna Zemánková and Veronika Holcová

curator Dita Lamačová

Veronika's Garden of Un-celestial Torments

According to Martin Heidegger, “death is the most original form of the possibility of Existence that threatens the entire universe. Unlike any other living creature, humans are terminally affected by destruction and death.”

 artists: Veronika Holcová, Dita Lamačová
+ guest Roman Dergam

Aka Requiem for a Horse
The Chapel of St. John the Baptist was built in 1861 as a token of gratitude to the local landowner Marie Novotná-Malá for the fact that her people, returning from the fields, survived a lightning strike that hit their carriage unscathed. The only one who did not survive was the horse. And it is to him that the exhibition is dedicated.

curator Jiří Ptáček