Created and Sold by Marko Kratohvil
Pair - Public Sculptures
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Mirror Polished Stainless Steel, H10' x W8' x D4'
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Meet the Creator
Wescover creator since 2019
My work consist of two means of expression: sculpture and drawing. Even though both disciplines are linked by their formal vocabulary: line, form and colour, I consider them as two separate entities. Each work carries notions of space and movement, rhythm and energy, concept and form and aspire to articulate those fields of our experience that remain before or after verbalization. They are about inner landscapes, individual time, architecture of emotions. In order to express tensions and subtleties of these abstract notions, I use iron, which carries a complex historical reminiscence, and with its natural colour acts, in space as a drawing in charcoal does on paper.
Marko Kratohvil was born in Belgrade in 1958.
He graduated and received a master's degree in sculpture at the Belgrade Academy of Fine Arts in the class of Professor Nikola Koka Jankovic.
After the Belgrade period he established his practice in London, UK for the next 20 years. In 2009 he relocated to USA where he lives and work at the present.
He has exhibited extensively in solo and group exhibitions trough out Europe and USA, completed many public art projects and his works are held in numerous corporate and private collections.
Marko Kratohvil was born in Belgrade in 1958.
He graduated and received a master's degree in sculpture at the Belgrade Academy of Fine Arts in the class of Professor Nikola Koka Jankovic.
After the Belgrade period he established his practice in London, UK for the next 20 years. In 2009 he relocated to USA where he lives and work at the present.
He has exhibited extensively in solo and group exhibitions trough out Europe and USA, completed many public art projects and his works are held in numerous corporate and private collections.