Jitka Hanzlová: Architectures of Life

The exhibition follows the artist’s first major presentation in her native country at the National Gallery Prague in 2019, curated by Adam Budak.

For this solo show, she newly breaks away from the borders of her series, which are treasured as bodies of work in her well-known publications. She sees beyond them. The architectures underlining life are organic and inorganic, contradictory and complementary, and yet self‑evident, to those who observe. Hanzlová has dedicated her decades-long practice to the act of seeing, in all its possible meanings – she sees, she is seen, she invites us to see, she sees to search manifestations that are fragments of our living and which, through her own eyes, can tell us about the wholeness we belong to.