Libuše Dlabola Pražáková
In my painting practice, I return to the quiet touches of everyday life - to fabric, color, and fragments that carry memory. In my recent works, I sew remnants of textile into the canvas - personal relics that bear the imprint of relationship, care, and vulnerability. These are subtle gestures, sometimes barely perceptible, yet charged with inner tension - like trying to hold on to something that is slipping away.
For me, material becomes an extension of both body and memory - a space where images are created not only with a brush, but also with thread, the rhythm of hands, and repetition. It is painting as a form of retention, a space where, if only for a moment, things can be held together.
Text: Tea Kříž
For me, material becomes an extension of both body and memory - a space where images are created not only with a brush, but also with thread, the rhythm of hands, and repetition. It is painting as a form of retention, a space where, if only for a moment, things can be held together.
Text: Tea Kříž
Profile created February 22, 2026
Artwork Gallery
Dandelion Boy, 140×170 cm, acrylics, 2019
Self-Portrait, 170×140 cm, oil, 2025
The Blueberry Eater
Summer Boy, 140×170 cm, oil, 2024
Hand Coffee Coffee Hand, 140×140 cm, oil, 2024
Ema, 140×170 cm, acrylics, textile, 2018
Olga, 140×170 cm, oil, 2018
Boys Waiting, 140×170 cm, oil, 2024
Cap, 30×30 cm, cap, cotton thread, 2025
In the Lap, 35×35 cm, cotton thread, 2025