Vladimír Véla
Vladimír Véla studied in 2000–2006 at the Academy of Fine Arts, Studio of Classical Painting Techniques and Studio of Intermedia, where he graduated, and ranks among the young expressionist painters. He drew attention to himself especially by his double participation in the finals of the NG 333 Prize and his participation in the Zlín Salon of Youth. His work is represented in the collection of the National Gallery in Prague and private collections. Vladimír Vella is interested in natural themes, but above all in the relationship between pagan and religious festivals against the background of the changing seasons. He presents them in a relaxed, expressive handwriting in a formal abbreviation.
Posun II.
Acrylic and pigments on canvas
73 x 116 cm
2024
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acrylic, pigments on canvas
40 x 30 cm
2023
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acrylic, pigments on canvas
40 x 30 cm
2023
Čtverec vzdáleností č. 6
Acrylic on canvas
50 x 70 cm
2024
Čtverce vzdáleností č. 5
Acrylic on canvas
50 x 70 cm
2024
Čtverec vzdáleností č. 4
Acrylic on canvas
50 x 70 cm
2024
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acrylic, pigments on canvas
42 x 53 cm
2020
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Zdroj
acrylic, pigments on canvas
25 x 30 cm
2020
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coloured ink on paper
70 x 50 cm
2024
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Výběžek II
acrylic on canvas
100 x 150 cm
2024
Výběžek I
acrylic on canvas
100 x 150 cm
2024
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coloured ink on paper
60 x 45 cm
2024
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acrylic, pigments on canvas
200 × 170 cm
2019
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acrylic, pigments on canvas
300 × 120 cm
2023
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Zatmění
acrylic, pigments on canvas
200 × 170 cm
2024
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Jednotící prvek III.
acrylic, pigments on canvas
116 x 81 cm
2023
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Osa XII.
acrylic, pigments on canvas
70 x 80 cm
2020
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Osa XIII.
acrylic, pigments on canvas
60 x 80 cm
2020
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Osa XI.
acrylic, pigments on canvas
60 x 80 cm
2020
Odraz III.
Acrylic and pigments on canvas
150 x 140 cm
2021/2022
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acrylic, pigments on canvas
116 x 81 cm
2023
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Posun I.
acrylic, pigments on canvas
116 × 89 cm
2023
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Vladimír Véla originally entered the sphere of painting with propositions and ideas that he got from his previous education – trade. As a graduate of the Turnov Secondary Art Technical School he originally worked as an ironmaster. Equipped with this experience he then applied to the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague. Painting represented a certain challenge for him – to master the fine arts means of expression, which led him to working on perfecting the illusion of painting. That is also why he chose to study in the studio of classical painting techniques, which was then led by Professor Zdeněk Beran. Later, however, he encountered limitations of this approach and out of the need to overcome the distance of the depicted and to enter the immediate process of the actual creation – something like its performance phase, he transferred to the Studio of Intermedia Work headed by Milan Knížák.