Magdalena Jetelová

Magdalena Jetelová (*1946 in Semily) works as a sculptor, photographer, and draftsman. The artist is known for being a pioneer and using light and laser projections within landscapes, capturing large-format photographs and presenting them in the form of light boxes. She gained recognition after her studies at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague and the Academia di Brera in Milan, primarily for her monumental wooden sculptures of tables, chairs, and stairs. They form a fundamental aspect of her artistic approach, as she engages with space.

A distinctive characteristic of Jetelová's work is her exploration of complex social, political, and ecological themes. She uses her works to draw attention to issues of environmental destruction, urban development, and human interaction with nature. In doing so, she creates impressive visual representations that simultaneously prompt reflection.

Magdalena Jetelová
Liquefying Timezones
2017

150 x 200 x 4,5 cm

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Magdalena Jetelová
Pacific Ring of Fire
2017

150 x 200 x 5 cm

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Magdalena Jetelová
Essential is visible
2017

150 x 200 x 4,5 cm

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Magdalena Jetelová
Autumn energy
2023

170 x 290 cm

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Magdalena Jetelová
Zwillinge
2011

170 x 290 cm

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Magdalena Jetelová
Untitled
2006

125 x 110 cm

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Magdalena Jetelová
Untitled
2015

150 x 150 cm

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Magdalena Jetelová
House I House II
1988 & 1988

170 x 60 x 50 cm & 170 x 60 x 50 cm

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Magdalena Jetelová
Neon Enegry I
2023

100 x 64 cm

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Magdalena Jetelová
MAGDALENA JETELOVÁ
Sep 8 - Oct 21, 2023

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Magdalena Jetelová