Helen Tóth
Helen Tóth (*1992, Dunajská Streda) lives and works in Bratislava. She is a graduate of the Academy of Fine Arts and Design in Bratislava, where she studied in the painting studios of Ivan Csudai, Daniel Fischer, Rastislav Podhorský, and Martin Špirc...
Struck by Lightning, 240 x 150 cm, graphite, charcoal and oil on canvas, 2021
Trees with a Trunk Defect, 240 x 150 cm, graphite, charcoal and oil on canvas, 2021
Blurry days, 180 x 155 cm, oil on canvas, 2021
Portrait of a Hungry Tree, 240 x 150 cm, graphite, charcoal and oil on canvas, 2020
Violet O., 155 x 160 cm, oil on canvas, 2020
This is the skin of a tortured forest, 1700 cm x 160 cm, drawing on canvas, 2025 (At Home Gallery, photo courtesy Ján Sipöcz)
Floral hybrids, wood, resin, glass, 2023 (Nitra Gallery, photo courtesy Michal Juhás)
Levitating Uncertainty, pencil and charcoal on paper, 450 × 270 cm, 2018 (exhibited at the Alšova jihočeská galerie in collaboration with Belvedere Vienna)
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What I appreciate most about working with Marek Jakúbek and the Artist's Hero project is how thoughtfully and honestly the entire initiative is built – from communication and the contract to the actual execution. I also value the fact that the project is consulted with theorists and curators, and that it has managed to rid the art rental format of the unpleasant connotation it often carries here, transforming it into a dignified and refined connection between art, space, and people. An authentic passion for art can be felt throughout the entire project. At the same time, it is one of the few formats of its kind that is able to appreciate artists not only symbolically, but also adequately in financial terms.
Helen Tóth
visual artist, painter
During my cooperation with Artist's Hero, I immensely appreciated their professionalism and expertise at every step of the project. Thanks to open communication, mutual respect, and a shared passion for art, we managed to create a friendly bond, which made our work for the clients Proxenta and Czech Crunch not only efficient but also very enjoyable.
Zuzana Badinková
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