The Antony Gormley and Pavla Melková Exhibition: A Dialogue on Art, Architecture, and Perception

This exhibition presents a unique artistic dialogue between British artist Antony Gormley and Czech architect and writer Pavla Melková. It explores their shared interest in intensifying sensory perception of our environments and deepening reflections on how we inhabit space and interact with objects.

Galerie Rudolfinum hosts a project of strong creative sharing between British artist Antony Gormley and Czech architect and author of poetic texts, Pavla Melková. Both artists strive to intensify our sensory perception of the places we inhabit and deepen our reflection on how we fill space and react to objects around us. Gormley's suggestive spatial installations and sculptures are framed by his drawings and immersive perceptions of the environment that Melková creates in her poetic texts. Their works thus map and activate inner, perceptual, and architectural spaces together. The exhibition 'Antony Gormley / Pavla Melková' is a continuation of their mutual artistic dialogue, which began in Prague and previously resulted in the joint publication 'Gravitational Field of the Unspeakable' (KANT, 2022). Gormley and Melková now return to the city of their initial encounter.

Information about accompanying programs for the public, adults, and children, which will take place throughout the exhibition, can be found in the Events Calendar. Entry is free or based on optional admission donations, as suggested by the closing statement about last entry and the possibility to return if time is limited.