Herbarium Postnaturalium Plantarum Krištof Kintera
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Fragile yet harsh, the flowers growing in Kintera’s garden are made solely of electronic components. The installation Postnaturalia represents a landscape nourished by cable roots spreading beneath the surface. This wall-mounted herbarium allows a detailed exploration of their intricate stems and delicate petals, rivaling the beauty of natural flowers as we know them.
„Herbarium Postnaturalium Plantarum“ is a limited edition of 22 signed and numbered prints with certificates. This item is available for in-store pick-up only and cannot be shipped.
| Artist | Krištof Kintera |
| Print technique | Giclée |
| Year | 2022 |
| Edition | number 10 of 22 pieces |
| Material | Hahnemühle William Turner 190 gsm |
| Dimensions | 73 × 103 cm |
Krištof Kintera
The print was created in an exclusive collaboration between Kunsthalle Praha and conceptual artist Krištof Kintera for Kunsthalle Praha Design Shop. Kintera is known primarily for sculptures and installations made from used consumer materials, everyday objects, and electronic components. His works reflect the world around us with characteristic humor and light exaggeration. He is among the leading contemporary Czech artists with many solo exhibitions in the Czech Republic and abroad. Some of his works are now available in our Design Shop through this print series.
Additional parameters
| Category: | Limited editions |
|---|---|
| Warranty: | 2 years |
| Weight: | 4.01 kg |
| Categories: | giclée prints |
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Krištof Kintera is one of the most influential figures in contemporary Czech art. His work spans sculpture, installation, performance and technologically driven experiments. Often responding to pressing social, ecological and political themes, his pieces are marked by sharp wit, conceptual tension and a distinctive command of materials.
Kintera creates complex objects and installations that operate on both physical and intellectual levels. He frequently incorporates everyday items, electronics and industrial materials, transforming them into unexpected forms that challenge viewers' perceptions. His works provoke emotion and thought, shifting between humour, poetry and critiques of modern civilization.
He studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague (1992–1999) and completed a prestigious residency at the Rijksakademie van Beeldende Kunsten in Amsterdam (2003–2004). Living and working in Prague, he is represented in numerous public and private collections worldwide.
Kintera’s practice has significantly shaped both the Czech and international art scenes. His installations are celebrated for their ability to capture the tensions of contemporary life while showcasing technical precision and bold imagination.