Nela Kováč Britaňáková – Aleuronové Zrno
In her practice, Nela Britaňáková works with ceramics, spatial installation, and performance, exploring the relationship between the body, material, and space. Her installations combine ceramic matter, textiles, handmade costumes, and the body to create environments that exist between sculpture, performance, and living systems.
The work presents an environment suspended in time, existing between a past that has not disappeared and a future that has yet to arrive. Within this space, memory becomes a form of connection between bodies, materials, and past encounters, while the boundaries between human, object, and material become fluid.
BIO
Nela Kováč Britaňáková is a Prague-based visual artist and graduate of the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague. Her practice focuses on spatial installation, combining ceramic objects with movement-based performance, handmade costumes, and living or organic materials. She has presented her work in solo and group exhibitions at Kurzor, GAVU Prague, MeetFactory, SAM83, and PRAM, among others. She is a member of the artist-craft duo Hadaikum.
Info
Performer | Nela Kováč Britaňáková
Date | 1 October 2026, 19:30
Venue | Tyrš the Human Lab, Kampa
Address | Nosticova 2a, 118 00 Malá Strana, Prague 1 (Tyršův dům tram stop)
Entry | Free
English friendly | Yes
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