Lenka Kozlíková

Born in Czech Republic (1985), currently lives and creates in Prague

Originally educated as a lawyer, Lenka Kozlíková is one of the few artists whose work could be described as internally truthful, because her paintings are created based on deep life experience. She abstracts from common forms of both living and non-living things and aims for symbolic, universal expressions. Her works are usually a synthesis of abstraction and figure. The moderate color scale supports quiet, but all the more pronounced extrasensory messages.

Her dominant artistic expression is painting. In the past, however, she also participated in the creation of sculpture and since 2022 she has also been engaged in graphic techniques, now especially lithography.

Lenka Kozlíková's work is represented in private collections in a number of European countries, in the USA, but also in New Zealand or India, for example. One of her works is owned by Jane Goodall, a prominent English biologist who researches primates - chimpanzees.

In addition to painting, she also devotes herself to the written word, composes poems and records various reflections, which further enriches and complements her work.

She is a member of the board of the Czech and Slovak Writers' Club, and a member of the evaluation committee of the Story of an Image project, supporting the development of creativity and creative writing.

As an illustrator, she collaborates with the prominent Czech prose writer and poet Miloň Čepelka.

Vzdělání

Charles University, Faculty of Law, MA

UCC, Faculty of Law, Ireland, Diploma in Common Law