Barbora Klaska

The London/Prague-based artist, Barbora Klaska, focuses mainly on sculpture; however, she uses different ways to express herself. The media she engages with are project-specific. Each idea is materialized through different types of media. The vehicles of expression that the author chooses to use throughout her artwork are drawing, painting, sculpture and installation.
The variety of material brings different explorations to life, which allows the author to widen her portfolio and enrich the body of work. They might all take different expressions, yet they all share a common conceptual framework of seeking the unexpected.
The author's inspiration comes from all kinds of places, mostly from her deep inner feelings or dreams.
Her work is mostly abstract and uses geometry, the power of light and contrasts.


She graduated in 2013 from the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague; since then, she has contributed to many exhibitions, commissions and sculptures in public space.
Some of her installations are visible in several places in the Czech Republic, where she comes from.
They are publicly visible in places such as Dobrohoř Castle, the Institute of Microbiology in Třeboň, and also in the Museum of Jindřichův Hradec.
She has participated in many public-space sculptural competitions, a number of which have been won. Some have been placed in public places or are in the process of being implemented.