When Anna Kiliánová signed my book “Woman from a Cigarette Paper” at a public reading in 2014, I felt
that it won't be the last time we've been in touch.
After redesigning and illustrating this book, which I did as a semester project in my bachelor's degree, I approached Anička with the fact that I would like to use her texts as a reference for my bachelor thesis.
Her distinctive, almost "creepy" expression perfectly suited my idea of installation.
This is how the audiovisual work "Emerald Green Beetle" was created, the story of which I love to this day.
that it won't be the last time we've been in touch.
After redesigning and illustrating this book, which I did as a semester project in my bachelor's degree, I approached Anička with the fact that I would like to use her texts as a reference for my bachelor thesis.
Her distinctive, almost "creepy" expression perfectly suited my idea of installation.
This is how the audiovisual work "Emerald Green Beetle" was created, the story of which I love to this day.
Year after year, we exchanged a few e-mails and one morning a message about a new book that Anička plans to publish shone in my inbox.
Under the wings of @kkbagala, the “Near Future” came to light last week - a book of short stories full of absurd situations that will once conjure a smile on your face and another time you get chills.
Graphic design: Kristína Uhráková
BUY HERE
Under the wings of @kkbagala, the “Near Future” came to light last week - a book of short stories full of absurd situations that will once conjure a smile on your face and another time you get chills.
Graphic design: Kristína Uhráková
BUY HERE
