黑料不打烊

Six Fingers鈥� is the title of the exhibition and a metaphor of an anomaly that is like any irregularity, an expression of originality. Both artists combine a sense of traditional expression and their work is characterized by rawness, which is not only a search for authenticity, but also a possible definition of their current style. While Ond艡ej Fil铆pek is represented on the exhibition with his work from recent years, Jakub Janovsk媒 prepared for the exhibition the most up-to-date compositions. He presents the paintings in which he develops ideas from an environment in which mostly faceless children play a major role. Jakub Janovsk媒 deliberately conceals and masks their faces, thus turning them into characters as universal symbols. In addition to the rawness of expression, for Janovsk媒鈥檚 and Fil铆pek鈥檚 works there is a symptomatic depiction of a certain timelessness and thus an obvious mystery that encourages the viewer to participate directly in the plot.

Children鈥檚 games are mostly bad, and just as finger counting, are associated with exclusion. The children鈥檚 world is brutal, and in the case of the portrayal of Jakub Janovsk媒, it is a kind of merciless metaphor for the adult world. A child who takes on the role of an adult does not know that the world on the verge of adulthood is much more cruel and insidious. Just as in the painting 鈥楾he End鈥�, depicting the end of civilization, love may suffocate before its protagonists mature. The basic principle of Janovsk媒鈥檚 and Fil铆pek鈥檚 works are the fierce truthfulness of the concept that does not obscure the hopelessness of human life in all its forms.