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Lubo Kristek Explore 'The Birth and Simultaneously Damnation of the Sphere' by Lubo Kristek – a monumental ceramic sculpture reflecting on unity, mortality, and human connection within the landscape chapel near Lednice.
Explore Lubo Kristek’s ‘Automatic Trains of Thought – Desk,’ a poignant assemblage reflecting on freedom and confinement through symbolic objects like thorns, wire, and a medicine chest—a captivating piece from 1975.
Lubo Kristek’s *Barbed Wire of Christ* (1983) is a striking sculptural piece crafted from wood and metal, embodying Kristek’s exploration of existential themes amidst the backdrop of industrial society. The sculpture features a wooden crucifix adorned with barbed wire, symbolizing pain and highlighting the contrast between human spirit and mechanized existence. The artwork reflects Kristek's broa
A surreal flying sculpture with an antenna captures the essence of Lubo Kristek's 1994 masterpiece Divine Ephemerality of Tone, inviting you to explore this profound exploration of intergrowth and artistic expression.
A vibrant assemblage of fabric and found objects forms the captivating Soul II - Collective Intuition by Lubo Kristek, a profound exploration of shared human connection waiting to inspire your private collection.
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