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Dec. 07, 2023
PATRIK HÁBL 1975 - GOLDEN MOUNTAIN
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This painting is one of vertical bands of calligraphic landscapes, which like most of Hábl's work came about through bold experimentation. He paints on various supports, applying the paint with a roller, letting it drip, then letting it dry in the sun or freeze. He also experiments with the content. He offers the viewer the chance to observe unclear, non-material contexts, to let the hidden speak. His painting becomes a mirror of the spirit. When he speaks about the landscape, nature and naturalness, he explains that the permanence of these phenomena go fundamentally beyond that of man. Man changes, digs up, and rearranges only the material surface of things, but the spirit remains unchanged. It is not man who establishes values and writes the laws of nature. Patrik Hábl is one of the most striking faces in contemporary Czech art who works with both the painting and its installation in space. Technique: oil on cardboard, Signed: sign. verso: 2016 Patrik Hábl
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Dec. 08, 2022
PATRIK HÁBL 1975 - A LANDSCAPE WITH CLOUDS
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"The painting was created as a direct experience of a particular landscape in the rain. The clouds created a dramatic scenery in the horizon that reminded me of scenes from Baroque Dutch paintings", recalls the painter Patrik Hábl about the inspiration for Landscape with Clouds. The artist has made his mark on the public consciousness primarily through his monumental interventions of abstract art into important (often sacred) historical and contemporary buildings and permanent gallery exhibitions. A characteristic feature of his work, apart from its monumentality and work with space, is his long-standing interest in experimenting with painting techniques and processes, where he tirelessly tests the possibilities of the medium of painting and with endless inventiveness constantly tries to push them further. Often working without brushes, he applies paint to canvases in various ways, letting it dry, freeze, and drip. In the case of the gradually built-up and calligraphically applied layered composition of the painting Landscape with Clouds, the artist uses the so-called washed-out technique. His landscape motif here is conditioned by a monochromatic dark color palette, against which light shades contrast in the final layer, thus creating tension and drama in the whole situation. The unforgettable, deeply personal experience of the landscape is thus transferred by the painter to the canvas using a unique technique: 'the paint runs off and I tried to stop this moment and preserve the inner perception of the whole scenery. The work was exhibited in the solo exhibition Body of the Painting (2020) at the Regional Gallery of the Highlands in Jihlava and in the exhibition Expositie (2020) at the Broft Gallery in Leerdam, the Netherlands. Signed: Signed verso: KRAJINA S MRAKY 2016-18 Patrik Hábl
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Dec. 08, 2022
PATRIK HÁBL 1975 - INFANTA (DIEGO VELÁZQUEZ)
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Patrik Hábl is one of the most prominent faces of contemporary Czech paintings working with the image and its spatial placement. In exhibitions and interventions in public space, he has long been perceived as a representative of abstract painting and imaginative landscapes. The featured painting of Maria Anna of Spain after Diego Velázquez is part of a larger cycle of works, reinterpretations of world master paintings, which he has been continuously working on from the time of his studies to the present, i.e. for over 28 years. The artist himself says of the work, "the painting is painted in the same size as the original and then deconstructed in a painterly manner. I enter the painting in various ways, such as ripping out, washing out, or layering the painting further. The face becomes the motif of the painting, so the painting observes another painting, the face observes the face". The entirety of all of Patrik Hábl's reinterpreted Old Master works was presented in this year's exhibition on the top floor of the DOX Contemporary Art Center tower. In the exhibition So Many Other Presences, the artist showed an almost unknown position of his work inspired by his long-standing fascination with classical portraiture and the human face. In a condensed installation of paintings, in addition to the complexity of perceiving the reality of the contemporary world, he also referred to the cabinet-like arrangement of historical picture galleries. Interventions in old art collections and creating a dialogue with the old masters using contemporary approaches to the art are also possible concepts. A painting from Patrik Hábl's "Old Masters" series is thus appearing on the auction market for the first time. The work was exhibited in the solo exhibition So Many Other Presences (2022) at the DOX Centre for Contemporary Art in Prague. Signed: Signed verso: "Infantka" (D. Velazquez) 2015-16 Hábl
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Dec. 10, 2020
PATRIK HÁBL 1975 - WHITE WATTERFALL
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The primordial image of White Waterfall was created as a direct inspiration after returning from Asia. The waterfall becomes the center of the universe, as does the Mountain. In the following years, thanks to this painting, Hábl developed his technique in spatial realizations in public spaces, such as Galerie Deska in Ústí nad Labem, or this year as part of the Landscape Festival at a 40m apartment building on Olšanské náměstí in Prague. Hábl's Waterfall has also become a permanent part of architecture (Palmovka IV Park, architects J. Fišer and J.Aulík, or at Veleslavín Doupě, Arch. S. Fiala). Patrik Hábl is one of the most prominent faces of contemporary Czech painting working with painting and its spatial location: a solo exhibition at the Dox Center for Contemporary Art, the Beijing Biennale and an exhibition in Kyoto, 2015. He created a number of entrances to important historical buildings: 15m installation ; an installation for the AJG permanent exhibition and a 100 m2 painting, which was part of his exhibition entitled In the Architecture of Painting, 2016; 10m Lent Canvas for the oldest church Leechkirche in Graz; in the Small Fortress of the Terezín Ghetto, he surrounded the perimeter of cell no. 41 with a painting consisting of 600 figures, 2017; a solo exhibition entitled Re-construction in Villa Pellé, 2018; monumental realization on the road connecting Ostrava to the center and the area of lower Vítkovice, 2019 and this year Waterfall on a 40m apartment building in Žižkov. This year and last year, he was included in the world selection in London's Sothebys 3 times, where he again broke his auction record. He is currently teaching at the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague, where his habilitation procedure for the associate professor took place this year. Exhibited: 2016 První krkonošská výstava, Morzin Gallery, Vrchlabí. 2017 Lenten, QL Gallery, Graz, Austria, 2017 Installation in the Abbey Nymphenburg, Munchen. 2018 Re: konstrukce, Villa Pelle, Prague. 2019 Patrik Hábl, JTB, Prague. Group exhibitions: 2017 Ahoj 2017, Spitalkirche, Neunburg. 2018 Landschaften, Kalt Gallery, München, Germany. Technique: Acrylics, oil, canvas, Signed: On revers "Patrik Hábl"
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Nov. 29, 2020
Patrik Hábl - Asian Mountains
Est: Kč50,000 - Kč70,000
oil on paper, dated 2013, Signed / verso
Galerie KODL
Jul. 07, 2020
BLACK MOUNTAIN
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This painting is one of vertical bands of calligraphic landscapes, which like most of Hábl's work came about through bold experimentation. He paints on various supports, applying the paint with a roller, letting it drip, then letting it dry in the sun or freeze. He also experiments with the content. He offers the viewer the chance to observe unclear, non-material contexts, to let the hidden speak. His painting becomes a mirror of the spirit. When he speaks about the landscape, nature and naturalness, he explains that the permanence of these phenomena go fundamentally beyond that of man. Man changes, digs up, and rearranges only the material surface of things, but the spirit remains unchanged. It is not man who establishes values and writes the laws of nature. Patrik Hábl is one of the most striking faces in contemporary Czech art who works with both the painting and its installation in space (solo exhibitions at Dox – Center for Contemporary Art, Beijing International Art Biennale, exhibition in Kyoto, Japan, 2015). He has created a number of works for display in important historical buildings: a 15-meter installation in the church at Speinshart Monastery; an installation for the permanent exhibition at Aleš South Bohemian Gallery and a 100m2 painting that was included in his exhibition at the gallery titled “Paintings in Architecture”, 2016; a ten-meter Lenten veil for the Church of Maria am Leech, the oldest church in Graz; at the Small Fortress of the former Terezín Ghetto he encircled cell no. 41 with a painting composed of 600 figures, 2017. Hábl currently teaches at the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague. His work has been awarded the Waldes Prize and Europol Art Award, and he was nominated for the Top 10 People of the Year in 2013. Technique: Acrylic on canvas, Signed: From behind "Černá hora 2015-16 Hábl"
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Jun. 06, 2019
GOLDEN MOUNTAINS
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Hábl painted his debut Golden Mountains |when he returned from China. Here the mountain is the center of the universe| over the following years he used his newfound technique of tearing into the canvas to investigate the drying and expanding characteristics of oil paints. Patrik Hábl is one of the most striking faces in contemporary Czech art working with both the painting and its installation in space (solo exhibitions at Dox – Center for Contemporary Art, Beijing International Art Biennale, exhibition in Kyoto, Japan, 2015). He has created a number of works for display in important historical buildings: a 15-meter installation in the church at Speinshart Monastery| an installation for the permanent exhibition at Aleš South Bohemian Gallery |and a 100m2 painting that was included in his exhibition at the gallery titled 'Paintings in Architecture', 2016| a ten-meter Lenten veil for the Church of Maria am Leech, the oldest church in Graz| he encircled cell | no. 41 at the Small Fortress of the former Theresienstadt/Terezín Ghetto with a painting composed of 600 figures, 2017) . He also worked with architect Stanislav Fiala in the artwork for the Drn building and Swéerts-Sporck Palace in central Prague. Hábl currently teaches at the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague. His work has been awarded the Waldes Prize and Europol Art Award, and he was nominated for the Top 10 People of the Year in 2013. The painting has been exhibited at: Vertical Landscapes, Memorial of National Literature in Prague, (2015)| První krkonošská výstava (First Exhibition in the Giant Mountains), Galerie Morzin, Vrchlabí (2016)| Ahoj 2017, Spitalkirche, Schwarzachtalhalle, Neunburg, Germany (2017)| Central Bohemian Triennale 2018, Rabasova galerie, Rakovník, CZ (2018)| In: 2018 Central Bohemian Triennale catalogue.
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Dec. 06, 2018
PATRIK HABL (*1975): BLOSSOM
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2011 100 x 80 cm (h x w) Acrylic on velvet, 100 x 80 cm Signed on reverse: Hábl Blossom dates to a period when the artist was experimenting with a sacred yet sorrowful material, with black velvet, symbolically expressing nothingness and becoming infinite. Here the subject is the coherent object of the Blossom, dissolving in the abstract painting and submerging into the very nature of the material. Patrik Hábl is one of the most striking faces in contemporary Czech art who works with both the painting and its installation in space (Dox Center for Contemporary Art, Beijing International Art Biennale, exhibition in Kyoto, Japan, 2015). He has created a number of works for display in important historical buildings: Hábl is currently working with architect Stanislav Fiala on the Drn building and Swéerts-Sporck Palace in Prague’s New Town (Building of the Year award, Grand Prix, nominated for the Mies van der Rohe Award). The artist, who has received the Waldes Award and Europol Award, teaches at the Academy of Art, Architecture and Design in Prague. The painting has been shown at solo exhibitions: 2013 Object, Subject, Galerie Magna, Ostrava; 2013 Colour/Painting, Kalt Gallery, Munich, Germany; 2012 Rhythms, Czech Centre in Milan, Italy; 2011 Mira intenzity, Galerie Klatovy/Klenová. Starting price: 55 000 CZK (2 157 EUR)
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May. 31, 2018
JAPANESE LANDSCAPE
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Acrylic on canvas. Signed on reverse: “P. Habl”. The motif of a mountainous landscape inspired by travels to Asia is based on 18th century Japanese woodcuts, especially Katsushiko Hokusai's “Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji”. Mountains have long represented not only a site of physical encounter with the elements of nature, but also a desire to reach the top, the journey often being more important than the destination itself. In terms of interpretation, mountains also refer to multiple layers and imagination. In this painting, Hábl first used black, brown and red color in combination with the calligraphic, structural – in fact almost three-dimensional – illusion of space, with his dense, expressive painting contrasting with dry, borderline-minimalist frugality. Patrik Hábl is one of the most striking faces in contemporary Czech art who works with both the painting and its installation in space (solo exhibitions at Dox – Center for Contemporary Art, Beijing International Art Biennale, exhibition in Kyoto, Japan, 2015). He has created a number of works for display in important historical buildings: a 15-meter installation in the church at Speinshart Monastery; an installation for the permanent exhibition at Aleš South Bohemian Gallery and a 100m2 painting that was included in his exhibition at the gallery titled “Paintings in Architecture”, 2016; a ten-meter Lenten veil for the Church of Maria am Leech, the oldest church in Graz; at the Small Fortress of the former Terezín Ghetto he encircled cell no. 41 with a painting composed of 600 figures, 2017. Hábl currently teaches at the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague. His work has been awarded the Waldes Prize and Europol Art Award, and he was nominated for the Top 10 People of the Year in 2013. EXHIBITED AT (selection): Regulated Randomness, Spazio Ostrakon Gallery, Milan, Italy (2014); Lenten, QL Gallery, Graz, Austria; Spitalkirche, Kunstquartier, Schwarzachtalhalle, Neunburg (2017); Art Basel, Liste, Basel, Switzerland (2016); 6th Beijing Biennale, Beijing, China (2015)
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Nov. 30, 2017
PATRIK HABL (*1975): CHINESE LANDSCAPE I
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/ 2013 / Acrylic, oil and pigment on canvas, Signed on the reverse "Patrik Hábl" / 370 x 212 cm Chinese Landscape is one of Hábl's works on giant scrolls – vertical bands of calligraphic landscapes, which like most of Hábl's work came about through bold experimentation. Ha paints on various supports, applying the paint with a roller, letting it drip, then letting it dry in the sun or freeze. He also experiments with the content. He offers the viewer the chance to observe unclear, non-material contexts, to let the hidden speak. His painting becomes a mirror of the spirit. When he speaks about the landscape, nature and naturalness, he explains that the permanence of these phenomena go fundamentally beyond that of man. Man changes, digs up, and rearranges only the material surface of things, but the spirit remains unchanged. It is not man who establishes values and writes the laws of nature. Patrik Hábl is a contemporary Czech painter working with pictures and their installation in space. He has created a number of pieces of contemporary art for important historical buildings, including his "postal pictures" intervention in the Church of the Holy Saviour, an intervention in the permanent exhibition of medieval art at St. Agnes Convent, and an installation at the Prague National Gallery's Asian and Ancient Mediterranean Art exhibit. His solo exhibition at Dox Center for Contemporary Art, in which he transformed the Dox tower into a church, particularly enjoyed significant acclaim. In 2015 an expert committee selected him to participate in the Beijing International Art Biennale, and in the autumn he presented his work in Kyoto, Japan. In early 2016 he created a 15-meter long installation at the monastery church in Speinshart and an installation to reopen the permanent exhibition at Aleš South Bohemian Gallery. He currently teaches at the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague. His work has been awarded the Waldes Prize and Europol Art Award. He was nominated for the Top 10 People of the Year for the most important artistic achievement in 2013. He painting was created for Kinský Palace, National Gallery in Prague to reopen the permanent Asian exhibition in 2014, and it was also exhibited as a scroll: Pásma (Strips), 2015, Galerie Kotelna, Říčany; Kakejiku, 2016, Church of St. Anthony of Padua, Sokolov.
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