
Cupboard ►

glass rifle detail ►

ELK'S HEAD ►

Glass PHEASANT ►

FRAMES /Collection My dear hunter from Lavondyss ►

ORLANDO ►

MAGIC CARPET ►

ROSE ►

HOUSE OF SIX HAWKS ►

SURFACE ►

BLUE LADY ►

LONG VOYAGE ►

Series: IMPRINTS ►

Series: MY DEAR HUNTER FROM LAVONDYSS ►

Series: GARDENS ►

Series: SEA ►

MR. FISH ►

EMANATION ►

DRINKING STORKS ►

FASCINATION ►

SPHERES ►

BLUE ►

Series: Drinking animals ►

WINDMILLS ►

STARWATCHER ►

SWIRLS ►

DOOR III. ►

EDEN ROSE ►

SAMSARA I ►

ANGEL 1561 ►

LIGHT ►

CALLING ►

EMANATION III. ►

MIRACLE I. ►

SIGN ►

FLOWING GARDEN ►

EMANATION ►

SOMETHING BEHIND SOMETHING II. ►

VICTIM ►

NEW DAY ►

GUIDE IN UNKNOWN TIME ►

CROSS ►

SUN ►

WOMAN ►

PREACHER ►

Series: PATHS AND CROSS ROADS ►

Series: SPIRITUAL ►

Vladimír OBR & AIMABLE AMMIE ►

TWINS & SAFE PORT ►

SOMETHING BEHIND SOMETHING & DOOR ►

FAIRY & HOUSE OF SIX HAWKS ►

FAR & KING FERGUS MOR OF DALDRIADA ►

CROSS & HOLY GRAIL ►

BLUMP ►

ABYSS ►

BLUMP crystal ►






Crystal glass with different sorts of bones and horns in the interior 350 kg 185 x 95 x 40 cm

Crystal glass and leather straps 5,5 kg 5x130x10 cm


Crystal glass 41,5 kg 25x75x39 cm


Crystal glass 5,5 kg 10x50x15cm



FRAME WITH WINGS OF WILD DUCKS Crystal glass feather of wild birds 137 x 46 x 4 cm 30kg FRAME WITH VEST Crystal glass, vest of feathers of wild birds and drapery 137x90x4 cm 40 kg



mold melted glass, polished, 26 x 18 x 14 cm, 12,5 kg

Made during 5-month fellowship at The National Glass Centre and The University of Sunderland with support of the Arts Council North East and Visiting Arts / British Council in London.
Mold melted uranium yellow glass, slumped and painted, 135x185x16 cm; 300 kg

Rose is a rose is a rose.
In the sophisticated blossom there is a lot of order like in the whole universe. The order is repeated with mathematic precision in the whole bush, the perfect arrangement being broken by caterpillars and beetles which like to eat this beauty. The oldest rose in my garden is Rosa Richardii, recorded a hundred years A.D., which was planted at courtyards of Christian sanctuaries. Other strains come from the period between the 13th and 20th centuries, and some of them are entirely modern, English.
All qualities of the original plant are encoded in the buds grafted onto the root of brier rose, and thus the single strain has passed through centuries untouched and immortal. This tremendous number of strains and names concentrates all the desire for beauty of entire generations of the cultural milieu. Roses are a living cultural legacy – just like wine, horses and dogs.
And how many smells they have! They smell of fruit, cinnamon, musk, lemon, honey, pears, jasmine, myrrh, green apples, plums, clove, peaches and apricots, sweet almonds, almond blossoms, spices, oranges, ripe mango, green grapes, lilac, nutmeg, lemon-tree blossoms and mulberries.
Also tulips are my passion. As one of the first spring blossoms in the garden they push their way through the ground with great power, not modestly at all. In the uncompromising April sun they shine red like Chinese lampions from silk paper; flowerbeds are ablaze and new hope enters one’s soul.
Alena Matějka
Mold melted glass, diameter 34 cm, height 27,5 cm, 39 kg

Mold melted glass, polished 56 x 26 x 56 cm, 140 kg

mold melted glass, 70x50x30 cm, 125 kg

mold melted glass, polished, 28x30x10cm; 7,6kg

mold melted glass, polished, 25x15x91cm
Mold melted uranium yellow glass, slumped and painted, 135x185x16 cm; 300 kg

Made during 5-month fellowship at The National Glass Centre and The University of Sunderland with support of the Arts Council North East and Visiting Arts / British Council in London.
Mold melted glass, polished 56 x 26 x 56 cm, 140 kg

Crystal glass with different sorts of bones and horns in the interior 350 kg 185 x 95 x 40 cm






Crystal glass and leather straps 5,5 kg 5x130x10 cm

Crystal glass 41,5 kg 25x75x39 cm


Crystal glass 5,5 kg 10x50x15cm


FRAME WITH WINGS OF WILD DUCKS Crystal glass feather of wild birds 137 x 46 x 4 cm 30kg FRAME WITH VEST Crystal glass, vest of feathers of wild birds and drapery 137x90x4 cm 40 kg



Mold melted glass, diameter 34 cm, height 27,5 cm, 39 kg

Rose is a rose is a rose.
In the sophisticated blossom there is a lot of order like in the whole universe. The order is repeated with mathematic precision in the whole bush, the perfect arrangement being broken by caterpillars and beetles which like to eat this beauty. The oldest rose in my garden is Rosa Richardii, recorded a hundred years A.D., which was planted at courtyards of Christian sanctuaries. Other strains come from the period between the 13th and 20th centuries, and some of them are entirely modern, English.
All qualities of the original plant are encoded in the buds grafted onto the root of brier rose, and thus the single strain has passed through centuries untouched and immortal. This tremendous number of strains and names concentrates all the desire for beauty of entire generations of the cultural milieu. Roses are a living cultural legacy – just like wine, horses and dogs.
And how many smells they have! They smell of fruit, cinnamon, musk, lemon, honey, pears, jasmine, myrrh, green apples, plums, clove, peaches and apricots, sweet almonds, almond blossoms, spices, oranges, ripe mango, green grapes, lilac, nutmeg, lemon-tree blossoms and mulberries.
Also tulips are my passion. As one of the first spring blossoms in the garden they push their way through the ground with great power, not modestly at all. In the uncompromising April sun they shine red like Chinese lampions from silk paper; flowerbeds are ablaze and new hope enters one’s soul.
Alena Matějka

This painting is a playful allegory with water scene full of bubbles, pastels, fantasy and motion. The scene shows (catches) an absurd situation at first sight, but with closer examination she is suddenly familiar. The central topic "meeting" is established by the author with tender irony. While Mr. Fish is deciding between fragility of uncertain character on the left side and slightly cool physical form of the second object on his interest, the character coming from the right is already gettting ready but no one knows for what or who, like in our real life.
Anna Obrova





oil painting, 100x80 cm
oilpainting on canvas 110 x 140 cm

oilpainting on canvas 110X140 cm


alabaster, 46 x 11 x 58 cm; 45 kg

1/ mold melted glass, polished, 50x19x30; 21,2 kg; 2/ granite; 3/ cast iron available in ARP Gallery

alabaster, 56x11,5x34 cm; cca 40 kg

alabaster, 44x13x44 cm

white onyx, diameter 35 cm, height 20 cm

archival pigment print, 100 x 100 cm

archival pigment print, 100 x 100 cm

archival pigment print, 100 x 100 cm

archival pigment print, 100x100cm

archival pigment print, 100x100cm

archival pigment print, 100x120 cm



100 x 100 cm archival pigment print limited edition of 12

COLLECTION SOMETHING BEHIND SOMETHING
Mission of this collection is about opening the doors and crossing the thresholds, levels when something starts to happen.
In fact this is all about life – about that man always open and open the next doors of phases of his life. As well as death is only next threshold. It never ends and you never know what is waiting for you behind the doors.
archival pigment print, 100 x 100 cm

archival pigment print, 100 x 100 cm

archival pigment print, 100 x 100 cm

Vladimir Obr, archival pigment print, 100x100 cm;

Vladimir Obr, archival pigment print, 100 x 100 cm;

Vladimir Obr, archival pigment print, 100x120 cm

Vladimír Obr, archival pigment print, 40X60cm or 100x120cm

Vladimír Obr, archival pigment print, 100x120cm or 40x60cm
100 x 100 cm archival pigment print limited edition of 12

archival pigment print, 100 x 100 cm

VLADIMIR OBR

This Collection is about destiny.
Every end is a new beginning of something and every beginning is the end. Each process is full of intersections more or less important crossroads and forks.
And that is the way of movement and process how everybody spins own destiny whose weight can anybody dispose man of. This is always up to the man.
If you don't know where you are going, any road will get you there.
In this series:
Vladimir Obr, archival pigment print, 100 x 100 cm;

Vladimír Obr, archival pigment print, 40X60cm or 100x120cm

Vladimír Obr, archival pigment print, 100x120cm or 40x60cm


no title, Vladimír Obr, archival pigment print, 100x100 cm AIMABLE AMMIE, Alena Matějka, mold melted glass, diameter 24cm, height 22cm

TWINS, Vladimír Obr, archival pigment print, 100x100 cm; SAFE PORT, Alena Matějka, mold melted glass, 23 x 15,5 x 110 cm

SOMETHING BEHIND SOMETHING II., Vladimír Obr, archival pigment print, 100 x 100 cm; DOOR I., Alena Matějka, mold melted glass, 33 x 11 x 39,5 cm

FAIRY, Vladimír Obr, archival pigment print, 100x100 cm; HOUSE OF SIX HAWKS, Alena Matějka, mold melted glass, polished, 56 x 26 x 56 cm, 140 kg

FAR, Vladimír Obr, archival pigment print, 100x120 cm; KING FERGUS MOR OF DALDRIADA, Alena Matějka, mold melted glass, patinated, iron, bronze, 50 x 30 x 48 cm

CROSS, Vladimír Obr, archival pigment print, 100x100 cm; HOLY GRAIL, Alena Matějka, mold melted glass, polished

blown glass

blown glass

blown glass
Czech-Slovak project of Vladimir Obr and fashion designer Jitka Klett More ►
New crystall glass collection "My dear Hunter from Lavondyss", Alena Matějka More ►