František Skála is a unique artist in many ways. His artistic scope is unusually broad and defies the boundaries of individual disciplines. He serves as the frontman for several musical groups, and in his visual art, he chooses materials and forms just as freely—ranging from natural pigments, wood, and found objects to drawings, illustrations, and large sculptures.

His work is full of poetry, imagination, and an eye for things we might otherwise pass by without noticing. Skála is able to turn them into stories, paintings, and sculptures—sometimes small and intimate, other times large enough to find a place in public spaces. In his world, pomelo peels, thistles, a piece of wood, and objects whose original purpose has long since been forgotten can all have a place.

The exhibition will showcase Skála’s work, ranging from some of his early pieces to his latest works from this year.