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Tuber gloomy illustration

2 900 Kč
2 900 Kč
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Four elements, four cardinal directions, four plants. This is the collection Theatrum aeternitatis florae - Supersensual exhibitions of fantastic plants. The research team consisting of illustrator Michal Bačák, members of the DECHEM studio and Květinový láhudkářství pay tribute to the amazing forms of representatives of the plant kingdom, their indomitable desire to live and rise from the ashes. In their quest for botanical discoveries, they cross not only geographical boundaries. In addition to illustrations of plants, soil samples of their endemic occurrence, seeds, fruits and violets filled with their fragrance were presented in the Kladrubsk monastery. Visitors saw comprehensive records of the entire fictitious expedition, including journal entries. All prints are priced without frame.
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Designer
Michal Bačák
Michal Bačák

Although he originally studied product and graphic design, Michal Bačák is now one of the most distinctive Czech illustrators. You could have seen his illustrations featured in all kinds of newspapers, books and magazines, as well as on porcelain, furniture, walls or other objects. He often collaborates with designers and brands – he worked on projects with the DECHEM studio, Preciosa or Hermés. 

He is also proof that art and sense of humour go well together. Often, what looks like a realistic illustration, is – upon closer inspection – a hidden joke or an invention of his imagination. Because of the combination of natural and scientific motives with dreamy elements, his work often feels like magic realism. And we very much like getting lost in his imagination.
Tuber gloomy illustration