Most people think being an artist is freedom.It’s not. It’s uncertainty, pressure, and the constant question of whether you can keep going another month. The image of the artist has been romanticised for years — in books, films, and modern culture. The bohemian figure wandering the world, creating, somehow surviving off their work. The reality […]
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Everyone loves the idea of the artist, the free, inspired and rebellious soul. Few talk about the artist who wakes up anxious about bills, and still picks up the brush. Ok, let’s stop for a second romanticising the life of an artist, and let’s start looking at the harsh realities of what it really takes
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Yesterday I had the honor of giving my testimony at the Czech-Slovak Networking Event in Barcelona, organized by the Ajuntament de Barcelona and the Cámara de Comercio Hispano-Checa. Speaking as Host Ambassador of the Barcelona International Community Day in 2024, I shared the realities of the artistic journey — its solitude, struggles, but also the
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Mužík (which means little man in Czech) is the playful face of Miroslavo®. With his beret, paintbrush, and cheeky grin, he embodies the joy of creating — curious, bold, and full of imagination. What makes him truly special is his story: Mužík is based on a drawing I made when I was just six years old. A
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July wasn’t about producing as many canvases as possible. It became something else entirely — my own self-directed residency. I spent the month exploring how my art could live beyond the traditional canvas: custom shoes, skateboards, and surfboards became my moving canvases. I integrated my work into movement, lifestyle, and the street. One of the
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I have made a few murals in my life, but never had I swung for a public street wall with sprays, which is usually known to be prohibited, and when you do so, you must do so with urgency and without permission. While the legality of street murals usually circles somewhere in the grey area,
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An important commission exploring the themes of industry, nature, destruction, and transformation is now behind us—but the conversation doesn’t end there. In an age where the climate crisis is more urgent than ever, my latest commissioned painting, Hope in Spite of Doom, delves into the complex relationship between humanity and the natural world. It reflects on
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Now, this is a millionaire dollar question isn’t it? I mean many times a lot of artists I have met and also consumers of art, or bystanders, have their opinion what is art and what is not art. The answers are actually extremely subjective to each individual perceptions of the given individual. Every person will
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Starting an art collection might seem intimidating, but you don’t need to be a millionaire to own beautiful, meaningful artwork. Whether you’re a first-time buyer or an art lover looking to build a collection affordably, here’s a guide to help you get started. 1. Define Your Style and Interests Before purchasing, take some time to
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This past weekend, Barcelona became the epicenter of contemporary creativity with an immersive abstract art exhibition at a top-tier venue. This showcase, titled “Art in Motion,” was an exploration of colour, shapes and movement. My Contribution to the Abstract Art Scene in Barcelona As one of the featured artists at this abstract art exhibition in
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