Contemporary Czech Art in Berlin with Radek Brousil

In the 29th issue of Contemporary Czech Art, we introduce you to
visual artist Radek Brousil, whose works you can see in the
current exhibition Deep rivers run quiet at our gallery.


Radek Brousil is a visual artist based in Prague. In his works,
he refers to theproblematic effects of human behaviour towards
nature and accentuates their influence on the human psyche. His
work is characterised by the combination of interdisciplinary
research, facts, photography, textiles and video format, which
enables him to grasp the phenomena in a more complex way. In his
compositions, he uses a very sophisticated yet clear visual
language, which he combines with the installation of photographs
within more complex objects.


Radek Brousil studied photography at the Academy of Art,
Architecture and Design in Prague, and also completed an
internship at Concordia University in Montreal and at the London
College of Communication.


Currently, his works can be seen in the exhibition Deep rivers
run quiet, which takes place in the gallery of the Czech Centre
Berlin.