Milan Vagač
Milan Vagač (1987, Bratislava) is a Slovak visual artist living in Prague. In recent years, his work has focused on the intersection of painting, object, and spatial installation, which he explores within the context of the physical image influenced...
Gizmo_060324, 50x70 cm, acrylic on canvas, 2024
Gizmo_180324, 50 x 70 cm, acrylic on canvas, 2024
Gizmo_181222, 80 x 110, acrylic on transparent fabric, 2022
Gizmo_300323, 130 x 180, acrylic on transparent fabric, 2023
Gizmo_080123, 80 x 110, acrylic on transparent fabric, 2023
Gizmo_080224, 160 x 140, acrylic on transparent fabric, 2024
Testimonials
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At Veolia, we are newly combining our commitment to environmental and social responsibility with visual art. Through it, we communicate our key themes of nature conservation and ecological transformation to our colleagues and the public in a truly original way. At the same time, we are glad that as part of our ESG activities, we can support the contemporary art scene both morally and financially through Artist's Hero. A pleasant surprise is the finding that up to 80% of our employees feel that art creates a friendlier atmosphere in our offices.
Petra Gardiančík
Marketing Manager, Veolia Energie
I consider my cooperation with Artist's Hero on the pop-up exhibition for Veolia Energie to be a very positive initiative and experience. Placing paintings in offices opens up space to encounter art even for those who might not actively seek it out otherwise. I think that is a fantastic idea. I can feel the enthusiasm for the cause from Marek Jakúbek and Bára Alex Kašparová; the collaboration was not only very professional, but also friendly and open. I enjoyed browsing through the gallery of other artists. From an artist's perspective, they deserve a big thank you for this!
Katarína Szanyi
visual artist, painter
Implementing a work of art into a development project is often a challenge, especially when there is a lack of specific experience in connecting the art and business environments. In the case of the Kesselbauer residential project in Bratislava, however, the entire process went exceptionally smoothly thanks to the collaboration with Marek Jakúbek and his Artist’s Hero. Marek guided us through the whole process – from organizing the open call and selecting a suitable artist, through finalizing the artwork's design, to its final installation. The result is the sculpture "Krídla" by Róbert Palúch, which now adorns the atrium of the Kesselbauer project in the center of Bratislava. This piece symbolizes movement and flight, beautifully complementing the architecture and atmosphere of the entire space. What I appreciate most is that Artist's Hero is able to connect the world of art with business in a way that makes sense for both sides. We supported a young Slovak artist while simultaneously enriching our project with a value-driven and aesthetic dimension. If you are looking for a partner to help bring art into your spaces with sensitivity and professionalism, I can wholeheartedly recommend Artist’s Hero.
Monika Hamed
Director of Marketing & PR, Proxenta
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