Stabilizer of Insufficient Number of Hands
Lubo Kristek’s “Stabilizer of Insufficient Number of Hands” (2013) blends religious iconography with contemporary objects, questioning traditional representations. Crafted from clay or plaster and accented with silver, the sculpture depicts a crucified figure holding a football and frisbee—a surrealist piece exploring themes of inadequacy and satire. Measuring 32 x 21 cm, it exemplifies Kristek’s
Lubo Kristek (1943)
Discover Lubo Kristek (b. 1943), a Czech sculptor & painter renowned for conceptual assemblages, performance art, and explorations of human vulnerability, medical ethics, and nature. Explore his 'holographic perception' theory.
Research Institute of Communication in Art (Brno, Czech Republic)
Delve into Brno’s Research Institute of Communication in Art (RICA), Czech Republic – championing contemporary art and Lubo Kristek's holographic perception, accessible globally via Google Arts & Culture.