I have written a new article for the Royal Society of Arts in London about my exhibition at St Elizabeth Oncology Institute in Bratislava. You can read the full article here.

A few days ago we received diplomas “The Best Children’s Book of Spring 2018” for our book Čmáranica a Machuľa from Slovak section of IBBY and Bibiana in Bratislava.

Did you know, that my profile and artworks were included in a book written by Steven Withrow and Jack Harris ’Vector Graphics and Illustration: A Master Class in Digital Image-making’ published in the UK by Rotovision in 2008? It was even translated to the Spanish language and published by Promopress in Barcelona in 2010. Moreover, it is now listed in the library catalogue of the famous Artium Museum in Spain! Direct link to the library catalogue entry here.

According to Wikipedia, the Artium Museum holds works by the most famous artists, including Joseph Beuys, Jake and Dinos Chapman, Salvador Dalí, Joan Miró, Pablo Picasso and others.

I would like to announce, that I will be travelling to Rome in Italy on the 12th of July and staying till 15th July 2019. I will attend a private art event at the Brancaccio Palace and my artwork will be presented too. So if you’d like to meet me there around the time, get in touch!

About the venue: Brancaccio Palace is the last Roman Patrician Palace built in 1880 in the heart of the eternal city, Rome. Located on Colle Oppio, near Emperor Nero’s, “Domus Aurea” and the seven hills, between Colosseum and the famous Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore. Princess Mary Elizabeth Field, the American wife of Salvatore Brancaccio, gave parties here also in honour of the King Umberto of Savoy.

I have another solo show in Slovakia during summer. This one is held at MCK Library in Malacky till August 30, 2019. There are prints of digital illustrations and reproductions of acrylic paintings too.

Three days ago I opened my solo exhibition at St Elizabeth Oncology Institute in Bratislava. I had a meeting with a director of the centre as well as the head doctor, patients and staff. The exhibition includes drawings and acrylic illustrations inspired by films and fairy tales and it will be running till September 6, 2019.