Lenka Falušiová
Lenka Falušiová (*1988, Vrbno pod Pradědem, lives and works in Talmberk)
A visual artist, draughtswoman and printmaker, a graduate of Printmaking Studio I (prof. Jiří Lindovský, prof. Dalibor Smutný) at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague (2012–2017), she has long devoted herself to working on paper. Her hand is precise and rigorous, yet the resulting effect is experimental and dynamic. She focuses on (forest, geological) structuring; despite the convincing, almost illusive impression, her work is supremely imaginative.
Falušiová has received the Grafika roku award (Print of the Year; student prize, 2015; intaglio, 2021), Mini Print in Cadaqués (2023), Alma grafika in Oviedo (2023) and others. In 2025 she received the VIZIUM 2024 award in the Discovery of the Year category, presented by the Czech Academy of Visual Arts, and the Vladimír Boudník Prize.
She takes part regularly in international exhibitions and printmaking biennials (2025 Edvard Munch at Kunstsammlungen Chemnitz, 2025 BIECTR 14 in Canada, 2024 Krakow print triennial, 2024 Taiwan Print Biennial and others). She exhibits both solo (2025 Krystal Gallery in Havířov, 2024 Prague House in Brussels, 2024 Artium by KKCG in Prague, 2023 Caesar Gallery in Olomouc, 2022 Contemporary Czech Art gallery in Šumperk, 2022 print cabinet at 8smička in Humpolec) and in group shows (2025 Studio dvanáct – a salon accompanying the exhibition Women, Masters, Artists at the Wallenstein Riding School in Prague, 2025 VIZIUM awards at Portheimka Gallery in Prague, 2024 Bohemian Art Space in Brussels, 2024 František Drtikol Gallery in Příbram, 2023 Trafo Gallery in Prague, 2021 DOX Centre for Contemporary Art in Prague).
Her work is held in the collections of the National Museum of Fine Arts R.O.C. Taiwan, the National Library of Catalonia in Barcelona, the Gallery of the Central Bohemian Region in Kutná Hora (GASK), the Olomouc Museum of Art, the Gočár Gallery in Pardubice, the Felix Jenewein Gallery, the Municipal Library of Prague, Valea Art Switzerland and others.
A visual artist, draughtswoman and printmaker, a graduate of Printmaking Studio I (prof. Jiří Lindovský, prof. Dalibor Smutný) at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague (2012–2017), she has long devoted herself to working on paper. Her hand is precise and rigorous, yet the resulting effect is experimental and dynamic. She focuses on (forest, geological) structuring; despite the convincing, almost illusive impression, her work is supremely imaginative.
Falušiová has received the Grafika roku award (Print of the Year; student prize, 2015; intaglio, 2021), Mini Print in Cadaqués (2023), Alma grafika in Oviedo (2023) and others. In 2025 she received the VIZIUM 2024 award in the Discovery of the Year category, presented by the Czech Academy of Visual Arts, and the Vladimír Boudník Prize.
She takes part regularly in international exhibitions and printmaking biennials (2025 Edvard Munch at Kunstsammlungen Chemnitz, 2025 BIECTR 14 in Canada, 2024 Krakow print triennial, 2024 Taiwan Print Biennial and others). She exhibits both solo (2025 Krystal Gallery in Havířov, 2024 Prague House in Brussels, 2024 Artium by KKCG in Prague, 2023 Caesar Gallery in Olomouc, 2022 Contemporary Czech Art gallery in Šumperk, 2022 print cabinet at 8smička in Humpolec) and in group shows (2025 Studio dvanáct – a salon accompanying the exhibition Women, Masters, Artists at the Wallenstein Riding School in Prague, 2025 VIZIUM awards at Portheimka Gallery in Prague, 2024 Bohemian Art Space in Brussels, 2024 František Drtikol Gallery in Příbram, 2023 Trafo Gallery in Prague, 2021 DOX Centre for Contemporary Art in Prague).
Her work is held in the collections of the National Museum of Fine Arts R.O.C. Taiwan, the National Library of Catalonia in Barcelona, the Gallery of the Central Bohemian Region in Kutná Hora (GASK), the Olomouc Museum of Art, the Gočár Gallery in Pardubice, the Felix Jenewein Gallery, the Municipal Library of Prague, Valea Art Switzerland and others.
Profile created August 12, 2026
Artwork Gallery
exhibition “Edvard Munch. Angst”, Kunstsammlungen Chemnitz, Germany, 2025
exhibition “When the Rain Falls Silent”, Kvalitář Gallery in Prague, 2025
exhibition “I Met Myself in the Forest”, Artium by KKCG Gallery in Prague, 2024–2025
exhibition “Wait Till the Moon is Full”, Prague House in Brussels, Belgium, 2024
exhibition “Wait Till the Moon is Full”, Prague House in Brussels, Belgium, 2024
exhibition “Brother Tree”, Church of St. Nicholas and St. Anne in Telce, 2026
exhibition “Silver Waters Flow Down the Steps of the Forest”, Caesar Gallery in Olomouc, 2023
30th Vladimír Boudník Prize, GOMA Gallery in Prague, 2025
exhibition “INSCAPE”, U Prstenu Gallery (today Jílská 14) in Prague, 2019