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Beyond Delimitation
Schiffnederová, Markéta ; Hlavina, Tomáš (referee) ; Gabriel, Michal (advisor)
In my project, I want to minimize my drawing sketches and then convert them into the space. In my work I am interested in transparency. I want to allow the view through the object, because it allows me to work not only with the object, but also with the space around it and finally I can communicate with the viewers. I selected black and white fabric as a main material for my work, because for me this material expresses the fragility of human body. The black and white colors express the drawing sketches. I am creating individual segments from which I will create the final installation. Every segment is created from several other segments which are connected by using a cotton thread. We can visualize this cotton thread as drawing in the space. On the one hand, I am defining the space but at the same time extending therefrom. Because my sculpture is created from segments, I can create different installation which will be specific for each space where this sculpture will be exhibited. The viewers should feel like they are inside the drawing and they are creating important part of the art and only with them this sculpture can be complete.
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The Case
Svobodová, Hana ; Šrek Bromová, Veronika (referee) ; Gabriel, Michal (advisor)
I assume huddled topic that I put into my past work as well as in final work. Casting my body, which is covered with feathers and create a cocoon of him, husk without the interior. Sculpture has two sides, the principle of duality, femininity and counterpart. Outer packaging evokes pleasant birdlike body surface and in the inner part aggressively squeeze ends of the wicks feathers.
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ge137989
Kamenskich, Jiří ; Ambrůz, Jan (referee) ; Gabriel, Michal (advisor)
This thesis is focused on exploring and analyzing my native region and its surroundings. It is also continuing of my previous series of works that deal with this issue. The main objective is to move my personal knowledge and feelings about the local landscape. I was highly interested in what is under the surface of the Keprník Mountain. The intention was to create an object whose realization takes place in direct contact with this place. I chose rosin as a suitable material for this object because this material has the ability to maintain its transparency after drying and at the same time it is able to combine the individual elements of the soil from which it gets the essence as well as the shape. The whole process was documented on video which is part of the presentation of the object.
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The Code
Pavlacký, Tomáš ; Dostál, Martin (referee) ; Gabriel, Michal (advisor)
A series of four sculptures, which stemmed from the glitchových approaches in the creation of a 3D program. The work is based on a 3D vyzualitě glitches (as a transmission error information). As an essential element for deformation were used small sculptures that have been scanned.
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The Amputee
Sedlák, Ondřej ; Sedlák, Jan (referee) ; Gabriel, Michal (advisor)
Cut out the insect body, which in turn draws attention to detail and a separate form object, it becomes a piece of the unknown, futuristic world, who is a snippet of an enlargement of our macrocosm. Statue focuses on the unusual and the idea of the individual and points to a less pronounced nature.
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Implosion
Kliment, Jakub ; Šlegl, Josef (referee) ; Gabriel, Michal (advisor)
In this work, I deal with emergent shapes using deformation. With this deformation technical element (which in this case are discarded barrels from fiberglass) resulting shapes and curves that give me a basis for further work with the object. So I transform seemingly technical object to object organic. Subsequent stacking barrels on each other and bridging transitions between drums, creates a compact shape and composition of the vertical nature of the organic character. The vision of this column should be inspired by nature and vegetation. The column should reflect the steady shift and grow. Shapes obtained deformations are related shapes, which you can perceive in nature as such.
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