Jakub Ružinský
For the Slovak artist Jakub Ružinski (*1996, Košice), archetypes and visual narratives are the central elements of his work. His predominantly large-scale, dynamic paintings connect historical references with contemporary commentary, composing elemen...
Jánošík Planetomír Slovenský, 150x150cm, mix media on canvas, 2024
Jánošík Hyperborean Prešporský, 150x150 cm, mix médií na plátně, 2025
Light My Fire, 200x160cm, mixed media on canvas, 2024
She Knows She is the Empress, 180x130cm, mixed media on canvas, 2024
She_s Lost Control, 180x140cm, mixed media on canvas, 2025
The Light of My Eyes in the Green Mirrors Guise, 90x81, mixed media on canvas, 2024
Dragon Sickness, 125x85 cm, acrylic, oil, airbrush, and gold leaf on canvas, 2024
The Emperor, 182x122cm, mixed media on canvas, 2023
Jánošík Baller Treskoslovenský, 150x150cm, mixed media on canvas, 2025
Only Lovers Left Alive, 250x200cm, mixed media on canvas, 2023
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Art has the power to cultivate the spirit and make people more human. Collecting and supporting art is still in its infancy in the Czech and Slovak environment, but thanks to projects like Artist's Hero, it is gradually growing. Thank you for that.
Samuel Paučo
visual artist, painter
In today's organizations, I perceive essentially two approaches, both of which are good to keep in balance. The first is based on data, numbers, and measurable indicators. The second is based on emotions, intuition, and deep relationships. Exposing oneself to art seems to open both the mind and the heart. It is not always necessary to understand it; it is enough that it invites us to look again and differently.
Apolena Weissová
Business Development Manager, CAPEXUS
Improving employee mental well-being is one of the main goals companies emphasize when designing new offices. And according to research, the installation of art can be one of the elements that significantly contributes to this goal.
Martin Židek
Head of Architecture, CAPEXUS