
Art for the soul
I work with painting as a space for dialogue between inner and outer landscapes, belief and doubt, symbol and emotion. Rooted in introspection and shaped by spirituality, philosophy, and cultural memory, my work explores what cannot always be named, yet is deeply felt.
Each painting becomes a quiet meeting point, an invitation to pause, to look inward, and to listen.
Paintings
Exhibitions

Smělý Rádce
1.2.-3.4. 2025, Praha
Café Charmé - Praha Kunratice
Joint exhibition with Eva M. Bauer. Vernissage 1.2.2026 from 13:00.

Tichý Řeky Proud
4.-27.2. 2025, Praha
Municipal Library Prague - Pohořelec
Vernissage 4.2.2026 from 17:30.
Past Exhibitions
Mezi Slovem a Tichem / Between Word and Silence
October 2025 - November 2025, Municipal Library Prague - Jezerka
Střecha Radost
May 2024 - July 2025, Prague, CZ
Radost Advent Art Pop-up
Dec 15-16, 2023, Prague, CZ
LICHTUNG / SVĚTLINA
Sep 5 - Nov, 2023, Prague, CZ
The Holy Art - New York
Oct, 2023, New York, USA
Great Portland Street - Tube station
Sep 11 - 24, 2023, London, UK
Kostel Očišťování Panny Marie
May 20, 2023, Dub nad Moravou, CZ
The Holy Art Gallery
Feb 10 - Mar 9, 2023, Athens, Greece
Harmonie Barev
Oct - Nov, 2022, Prague, CZ
Art Number 23
July 1-7, 2022, Athens, Greece
CO NÁM NEDÁ DEN MÁ NOC II.
June 15-19, 2022, Gabriel Loci, Prague, CZ
UTXO 22
June 4 - 5, 2022, Gabriel Loci, Prague, CZ
CO NÁM NEDÁ DEN MÁ NOC
November 12-14, 2021, Gabriel Loci, Prague, CZ
Street Art

Two-tailed Mermaid Mural
Oct 2023, Heraklion, Greece
This mural draws on the layered history of Cretan folk art, inspired by textile traditions, ancient symbolism, and Minoan color palettes. It reflects the island’s strong cultural identity through Byzantine, Venetian, and Ottoman influences, weaving together themes of spirituality, resilience, and continuity. Created during a residency at the Lakkos Art Residency in Heraklion, the work was conceived as a gift to the local community and a reflection of shared artistic exchange.
Drawings
Get in Touch
Visit me at my studio at Dům RADOST
nám. Winstona Churchilla 2, Prague, CZ










![Did you know that Hindi and Czech share the same ancestor language?! 🤓 They descend from Proto-Indo-European, which is believed to be the ancestor of the Indo European language family. It’s the ancestor of most languages in Europe and South and Central Asia!
Today I want to share some similarities between Hindi, Sanskrit and Czech that I have learned and think are fascinating. Many words sound similar, and there are common traits even in grammar, like the presence of grammatical gender, and the Subject-Object-Verb (SOV) word order (though, Czech is more flexible in that one depending on context and intonation).
For example, many words share a common root, like these:
“Door” = dveře [cz] = darvāza [hi] = dvār [sa]
“Dry” = suchý/á [cz] = sukhā/ī [hi] = ṣuṣkā [sa]
“Brother” = bratr [cz] = bhāi [hi] = bhrátr [sa]
“Mother” = matka [cz] = mātā [hi] = mātr [sa]
“New” = nový/á [cz] = nayā/ī [hi] = nava [sa]
“Smoke” = dým [cz] = dhūā [hi] = dhūma [sa]
“Knowledge” = vědění [cz] = jñān [hi] = vidyā [sa]
“Fire” = oheň [cz] = āg [hi] = āgni [sa]
Some numbers sound very similar too, like:
2 = dva [cz] = dō [hi] = dvau [sa]
3 = tři [cz] = tīn [hi] = tri [sa]
4 = čtyři [cz] = char [hi] = catvāraḥ [sa]
6 = šest [cz] = cheh [hi] = ṣaṣṭ [sa]
10 = deset[cz] = das [hi] = daśa [sa]
As I dig deeper into the different languages I’m learning and their roots, I find it fascinating how much of the world is connected and coinfluenced.
Languages are not just a means of communication. They are living memories of our history and culture. And I think it’s interesting to look at and recognize the shared links of our heritage and civilization. I wish people would appreciate each other’s individual heritage and history more than look at the differences as something to be afraid of fought.
#languagelearning #hindi #czech #indoeuropean #love
(Image sources - Indo-European migrations map: Indo-European expansions, based on Anthony (2007), Nordqvist & Heyd (2020), Narasimhan (2019). And Partial tree of Indo-European languages with highlight on Hindustani and Czech.)](https://scontent-phx1-1.cdninstagram.com/v/t51.71878-15/515415010_4281570598832400_4931643083885534448_n.jpg?stp=dst-jpg_e35_tt6&_nc_cat=110&ccb=7-5&_nc_sid=18de74&efg=eyJlZmdfdGFnIjoiQ0xJUFMuYmVzdF9pbWFnZV91cmxnZW4uQzMifQ%3D%3D&_nc_ohc=2mhnmpHz_HAQ7kNvwHal4pV&_nc_oc=Adkr4penDGTZJpqaL2L4Gxswx4UmiZEdGAmaUPxP9R3iM64_aXYGsOLEVOHS1EQbTsc&_nc_zt=23&_nc_ht=scontent-phx1-1.cdninstagram.com&edm=ANo9K5cEAAAA&_nc_gid=kyeBjNKSUz7LIMAf2QqrPg&oh=00_AfojxYjs1Lb4mefvlryOnSZG3zlwE25hvjM-uG5e_JcKzA&oe=696A315A)


























































































































