Petr Malina

Petr Malina (*1976) is a realist and his flat manuscript is almost constant. He does not make big fluctuations in his painting. He remains faithful to his form of expression and, most of the time, to his subjects. With his clear conception of the world around him, he appeals to a wide audience at home and abroad.

He paints in thematic cycles. His dominant subject is the figure and its integration into the big city or the relaxing environment of nature. However, he is also fascinated by architecture with elements of the motif of buildings, roofs and courtyards, where he introduces the viewer to the nostalgia of a lost or fleeting time. He often puts himself in the role of a spectator - an observer. Sometimes a sense of anonymity can even arise.

The themes are often only hinted at and the viewer can add to the story with his own interpretation, his own imagination or fantasy. Malina emphasizes the coloristic treatment of color. In the spectrum of colour he is close to moderate, earthy and unobtrusive colours. The paintings tell full of magical stories and leave us with the charm of fine art... unforgettable impressions that will accompany us for a long time.