This exhibition showcases the influential works of Jindřich Boška and František Dörfl, key figures from the Jihlava Concretists' Club. It highlights Boška's distinctive interest in ornamental language and rhythmic patterns. Meanwhile, Dörfl's art explores complex shape relationships and structural transformations, offering a unique perspective on post-war geometric abstraction. Discover their shared artistic journey and individual expressions.
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This exhibition showcases the works of Jindřich Boška and František Dörfl, key figures associated with the Jihlava center of the Concretists' Club. It highlights Boška's interest in ornamental language and rhythmic patterns, and Dörfl's exploration of shape relationships and structural transformations.
The Constancy of Variation presents a cross-section of works by Jindřich Boška and František Dörfl, two prominent artists linked to Jihlava and the influential Concretists' Club of post-war Czechoslovakia. The Concretists' Club was a significant movement for artists interested in geometric abstraction across the country, with Jihlava being a key center. Boška's contributions are characterized by his focus on ornamental elements and the musicality of patterns, developed through alchemical methods and his unique 'papirex' technique. In contrast, Dörfl's work delves into the relationships between shapes and the evolution of structure, expressed through painting, objects, and graphic prints. This exhibition aims to illuminate the distinct artistic languages of both artists while acknowledging their shared context within a notable post-war art movement.
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