Jakub Tytykalo
The work of Jakub Tytykalo (1984) draws clear inspiration from classical modernism. Fragmented beings, still lifes, landscapes, and more recently also urban scenes are reminiscent of Cubism through their compositional structure and reduced color pale...
Morning Magic, 170 x 140 cm, acrylic on canvas, 2025
Ephemeral Encounter, 200 x 260, acrylic and spray on canvas, 2024
Untitled, 2025
The Metamorphorer, 130 x 170 cm, acrylic on canvas, 2025
Metamorphosis, 170 x 140 cm, acrylic and spray on canvas, 2025
Sunbathing, 120 x 170 cm, acrylic on canvas, 2024
Testimonials
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I had the opportunity to collaborate with Marek Jakúbek and the Artist’s Hero platform on two projects, and in both cases, working with him was exceptionally professional yet personally pleasant. I appreciated the transparent and clear communication, precision, and above all, his understanding of our business needs and his search for ways to fulfill them through art. I cannot imagine a better guide to the world of art (which was completely unknown and distant to me) than Marek. I don't know whether Marek is more of a businessman with a passion for art, or an artist with an understanding of business—in any case, it is a unique combination that makes projects under his leadership destined for success. Thank you, Marek, for opening the door to the world of art for me.
Magdaléna Dorčáková
Marketing Manager, PROXENTA
The opportunity to collaborate with Artist’s Hero on a series of paintings for Capexus is a tremendous honor for me. The entire process was conducted with a high level of professionalism, which was supported by the human and energetic approach of the project's founder, Marek Jakúbek. His communication was always open and effective, with respect and understanding for our shared opinions and needs, creating a motivating and inspiring atmosphere.
Marek Ehrenberger
visual artist, designer, and illustrator
The open call by Artist's Hero to participate in a competition for a sculpture in the atrium of the Kasselbauer residence in the center of Bratislava marked the beginning of my journey toward my first permanently installed public sculpture. At the same time, this commission was an important milestone in the evolution of my own work. From the initial vision, through refining the model and technical preparation, all the way to execution, it was a complex project and creative collaboration for which I am grateful, and one that brought advancement to both parties—myself personally and the developer Proxenta.
Róbert Palúch
visual artist, sculptor
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