Sperlux & Gemaart

Ivan Ouhel was an esteemed Czech painter known for his vibrant landscape paintings and his unique approach to color and form. Born in 1945 in Ostrava, Ouhel embarked on his artistic journey through formal education, studying art under the guidance of professor Czech at the ÚDŽ in Prague. He further honed his skills at SOŠV and later specialized in figure painting under professor Součka at the prestigious Academy of Fine Arts in Prague.

 Since the dawn of time, art has been a mirror reflecting the nuances of society, evoking emotions, and challenging conventions. In the vast tapestry of contemporary art, few artists have managed to provoke as much thought, debate, and at times, controversy as Damien Hirst.

 In the realm of early 20th-century art, where male artists often dominate historical narratives, Sonia Delaunay stands out not just as a pioneering female artist, but as a creative force who redefined the interplay of color, form, and movement. Ukrainian-born and Parisian by choice, Delaunay's multi-disciplinary approach—spanning painting, textile design, and fashion—embodies the spirit of avant-garde modernism, marking her as a key figure in the Orphism movement and a beacon of abstraction.