Bety Krňanská
Bety Krňanská (*1992) is a Czech artist whose work combines painting, textile crafts, and technology.Her practice addresses the representation of women, bodily autonomy, and the shifting relationship between desire and digital culture. By combining t...
As I Remember, 140 × 70 cm, metal car hood, laser cutting, grinding, neon light, 2025
I have a crush on you, 164 × 230 cm, mixed media, painting, patchwork, lace, 2025
ME & U, 120 × 50 cm, metal door from a crashed car, aluminum hand casting, 2026
Fortuneteller, 170 × 196 cm, acrylic, iridescent pigments, patchwork, gloss varnish, 2026
FUTUREPAST, 160 × 200 cm, acrylics, iridescent pigments, patchwork, 2026
You Look Like You Love Me, 130 × 70 cm, plasma cutting, grinding, 2025
Exhausted, 300 × 130 cm, Mercedes exhaust pipe, grinding, spray paint, lace, resin, 2025
BELONGING, 160 × 200 cm, acrylic, patchwork, iridescent pigments on canvas, 2026
Testimonials
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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
Collaboration with Artist's Hero on the Silent Metamorphosis exhibition was a great pleasure. I appreciate both their approach and the very idea of bringing art into broader awareness and to places that were not originally intended for presenting art, thereby reaching people who can be enriched by art in this setting. Photo credit: Bára Alex Kašparová
Jan Soumar
visual artist, painter
In my opinion, Artist’s Hero is a very successful project for several reasons. It is the first platform that has focused from the very beginning on one clear goal – connecting contemporary art with the corporate world. This has been attempted in the Prague art scene in the past, but it was always more of a supplementary activity. Artist’s Hero has a clearly defined vision and has been conscientiously fulfilling it from the start. A great value lies in the high-quality curatorial oversight and accompanying program in the form of private vernissages and guided tours – so it is not just a transactional business of the “we’ll hang some paintings in your office and you pay” type. I appreciate that the entire concept is comprehensive, always deliberate, and thereby genuinely cultivates the commercial sector. In my experience, no one else has managed to do this so consistently yet. Moreover, the cooperation with all participants is highly professional while remaining pleasantly friendly.
David Krňanský
visual artist, painter