HANDS AND SIGN SPEECH is a motif that Zuzana Čížková has been creating in painting and sculpture since 2001. They have been exhibited at many prestigious exhibitions in the Czech Republic and abroad. For example, in the Presidential Gallery in Brussels, in Prague's Karolin and in the National Museum. In 2009, she won the Prague-London contemporary art award for this work. Good inspiration, Wintontrain. Since 2001, hands have always been a part of all of the author's independent exhibitions. In addition to a few pieces of paintings that the author keeps in her archive, are paintings and lithographs with motifs of hands in private collections. Creation Zuzana Čížková with hand motifs se discovered in all her television medallions and in two documentary films made by Czech Television about Zuzana Čížková. Cycle: DIALOGUE

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komorní plastiky z cyklu děl BYTOSTI Pouze ukázky z limitovaná edice 2002-2005 Heads and portraits have been created by Zuzana Čížková since 2003. They were the first sculptures she created in her special sculptural cement mixture, which she had calculated at the Maltovin Research Institute in Radotín. They became the main part of the exhibition in Vyšehrad's Gorlica and exposes them to the present. These heads were also regularly exhibited at collective exhibitions of the art association LUGHNASADH, where Zuzana was invited by Olbram Zoubek and Josef Ryzec and where the author exhibited every year for many years. The Roarer's bronze head was exhibited as a central work at the Salon Artistes Independants in Paris in 2005. But a few years later, ŘVÁČ MAROS was exhibited at one of the LUGHNASADH exhibitions, where she regularly exhibited together with the sculptors Zoubek, Oriešek, or the painter and organizer of exhibitions and associations, J. Ryzce. The Waterman sculpture from the HEAD series by Čížková was created in Olbram Zoubek's studio from his cement-osmium mixture and later became the most popular and most discussed work among by Parisian surrealists and of course it was also exhibited at LUGHNASADHU and many other important exhibitions. Currently, the remaining cement heads are unsaleable and the author offers bronze and cement casts of statues, marked with cast number (in total a maximum of 3 to 5 castings from one piece). These statues have appeared in all the television medallions and documentaries, which Czech Television created about the author. The statue Fighting for lower taxes received and receives a lot of attention:) From 2005. It is still Unsalable. The author has not been doing commissioned portraits for the past few years. The heads of various modeling and stylizations are imprints of beings that significantly influenced the author's life journeys. With some statues, you can easily tell who they are at first glance. Others have a stronger stylization, influenced by circumstances of meeting and experiences with a specific person, personality. Photos in the gallery are sorted from top to bottom below the newest statues to the oldest (bottom).

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Cycle: EVENT HORIZON The paintings from the Horizon of Events cycle have been painted by the author since 2020 and are a combination of her older cycles Romantic Landscape of the 21st Century, Trips N and Birth. Inspired by pointilism, some paintings suggest elements of futurism, and in the use of colorful and often unmixed colors, the author influenced by Fauvism. The most important milestone of this cycle of paintings is especially a new important stage in the author's life, because her son is already helping her with some paintings. Heavy layers of color on the canvases gradually moving towards a common point in the distance, they outline the colorful and fast, even sometimes shaky paths of the lives of each of us, always moving forward :)

sorry, the website is not finished yet HANDS, BIRTH, E. KANT Chamber sculptures from 2002-2023 CHAMBER PLASTICS1

Cycle: WE ARE NOT ROBOTS The author created the first paintings on the motifs of "robots" as oil paintings on canvas and plates as early as 1998, where her friends from the Brandy motorcycle club were her models for these figurative paintings. Two years later, these paintings were part of her first solo exhibition Untraditionally Classical (year 2000), in the Čelákovice Municipal Museum. After a long break, she returned to this motif around 2007, when in her paintings she began to more deeply address issues of symbiosis with nature, but also the messages of church representatives and the power of faith for individuals. And in recent years, most often life goals and the ways to achieve them, of a person living in modern times. But also the power and indispensable importance of emotions. In a nutshell. We live without symbiosis with Mother Nature, without faith in ourselves and in a time where it is modern to correct natural feelings with reason. And that will backfire on us, because we are not robots:)) This cycle of paintings was presented at exhibitions in the Czech Republic and abroad and is one of the main themes of the documentary produced by Czech Television directed by Hana Pinkavová: Zuzana Čížková sculptor and painter.