Mezistromi Koroze Koroze Akupunktury Drotaria Pinscapes Untitled Objects 4 WATER WORKS VIEW PROJECT WATER DROPS VIEW PROJECT Koroze YELLOW DROPS VIEW PROJECT Koroze ACUPUNCTURE VIEW PROJECT Akupunktury BENDETOS VIEW PROJECT SECTION PAINTINGS VIEW PROJECT INTERTREES VIEW PROJECT Mezistromi DROTARIA VIEW PROJECT Drotaria PINSCAPES VIEW PROJECT Pinscapes

ART + ARCHITECTURE + DESIGN ABOUT Ondřej Bělica (*1990) is multimedia artist and architect balancing on the edge of art, architecture and design. He is interested in the intersections of these creating fields and I try to push their boundaries. HeI creates objects, site-specific installations and architectural structures in the landscape, public spaces and gallery environments. His work combines elementary principles with new technologies and nature. Naturality and minimalism are the main language in his aesthetics and expression. As a result, he loves to connect art and architecture and creates spatial and contextual artworks on different themes and scales. ABOUT ME STUDIO

Water Drops Water as the rarest material on the planet. This series works with water droplets in conjunction with a steel format, which creates corrosive patterns for evaporation. I use the natural properties of materials in a simple way and let them interact in a controlled manner. It is essentially a painting with water that turns into rust. The motifs are based on geometric principles created in a digital environment. The work is thus an imprint of time and natural influences in a certain period of time or situation. The aesthetics of corrosion and nature have always been with me, probably thanks to my native region of the post-industrial Beskydy Mountains. Steel sheet + water, 2024 Desert 90cm, 2024 Waterscape 90cm, 2024 Sun 90cm, 2024 Islands 100 cm, 2024 Fuerteventura 100 cm, 2024 ← BACK TO OBJECTS

Water Drops Water as the rarest material on the planet. This series works with water droplets in conjunction with a steel format, which creates corrosive patterns for evaporation. I use the natural properties of materials in a simple way and let them interact in a controlled manner. It is essentially a painting with water that turns into rust. The motifs are based on geometric principles created in a digital environment. The work is thus an imprint of time and natural influences in a certain period of time or situation. The aesthetics of corrosion and nature have always been with me, probably thanks to my native region of the post-industrial Beskydy Mountains. Steel sheet + water, 2024 Get Inspired Gathering 88 x 188 cm, 2024 Meandr 88 x 188 cm, 2024 Circles 100 cm, 2024 Cross 88 x 88 cm, 2024 Confluence 100 cm, 2024 Wavy Horizon 88 x 88 cm, 2024 Ribbon Flow 100 cm, 2024 Shiva 88 x 88 cm, 2024 Water Cells 100 cm, 2024 Meandr 88 x 188 cm, 2024 Gathering 88 x 188 cm, 2024 Cross 88 x 88 cm, 2024 Wavy Horizon Nod 02 88 x 88 cm, 2024 Nod 01 88 x 88 cm, 2024 River Flow 88 x 88 cm, 2024 ← BACK TO OBJECTS

Yellow Drops This series of steel paintings works with the industrial blueprint of warning signage, which is intrinsically linked to steel and the post-industrial Beskydy region. The linear motifs are formed by drops of paint, which interact interestingly on the reflective, polished surface with an observer. The images thus create several visual spatial plans. Bent polished sheet metal + paint, 2024 Jing Jang 100 cm, 2024 Diagonal 70 x 50 cm, 2024 Neon Nod 50 x 70 cm, 2024 River Flow 50 x 70 cm, 2024 Yellow Nod 50 x 70 cm, 2024 Curves 50 x 70 cm, 2024 Neon Nod 50 x 70 cm, 2024 Yellow Nod 50 x 70 cm, 2024 ← BACK TO OBJECTS

Section paintings The collection of cut paintings works with this traditional artistic medium in a minimalist and sculptural way. The ornaments are made by cuts with a hand-held Japanese saw. Practically, it is the interposition of a cutting plane with a stretched painting canvas on a wooden frame or a group of canvases. The cut of the canvas creates geometric, modular figures of various formats and compositions. Gesto accentuates the reduction of creative tools and the use of the cut as the most imaginative display method. As it is generally used in architecture and engineering (floor plan, section, side section,...) The result of the section is not destruction, but the doubling of the object - positive - negative. Wooden frame + canvas + japanesse saw, 2023 Quadriptych 01 105 x 105 cm Available Missing corner 30 x 30 cm Available BigBoy 01 90 x 120 cm Available The Piont 70 x 145 cm Available Stripe Continual 20 x 45 cm Available Revolve 50 x 50 cm Available Two sides 20 x 30 cm Sold Stripe Vertical 20 x 20 cm Available Double Square 70 x 70 cm Available Missing corner 30 x 30 cm Available Star 30 x 30 cm Available Diamond 50 x 70 cm Available Revolve 50 x 50 cm Available Duet 105 x 70 cm Available Diptych 01 70 x 105 cm Available The Rock 50 x 50 cm Available Stripe Continual 20 x 45 cm Available BigBoy 04 90 x 120 cm Available MAKING OF Heading 1 Heading 1 ← BACK TO OBJECTS

Bendetos A series of bent paintings that reflect their surroundings and play with the spatiality of the image and material solution Bent polished sheet metal, 2024 Bendet Steel Artwork Bendeto Ovalis ← BACK TO OBJECTS

Young Gallery The Young Gallery is an important exhibition space located on the ground floor of the building, but it seems as if it is not quite at home here. The proposal envisages the removal of the metal railing and cubic lining, which until now function as a barrier in the gallery and divide the exhibition area and the corridor. By creating long wooden stairs that connect to the trapezoidal staircase to the next floor, the two spaces are opened and connected. An important element in the gallery is the floor, which should be done here in cast concrete screed of gray color. www.galerie-tic.cz Collaboration with Martin Blažek ← BACK TO SPACES

BIO Ondřej Bělica (*1990) is multimedia artist and architect based in Frýdek-Místek and Brno, Czech republic. He creates objects, site-specific installations and architectural structures in the landscape, public spaces and gallery environments. His work combines elementary principles with new technologies and nature. Naturality and minimalism are the main language in his aesthetics and expression. He studied at the school of non-figurative sculpting and school of architecture at Brno and Ljubljana, where he experienced the collaboration between artists and architects. As a result, he loves to connect art and architecture and creates spatial and contextual artworks on different themes and scales. His work is represented in private collections, galleries and installed in public spaces. ARTIST STATEMENT I am artist balancing on the edge of art, architecture and design. I am interested in the intersections of these creating fields and I try to push their boundaries. Significant materials used in my spatial artworks are wood, steel, water and light, which probably come from my homeland in a post-industrial area in the Beskydy mountains. My working process is based on a minimalistic, conceptual and contextual thinking method, which offers me countless possibilities of project media and scale. Connecting natural principles, traditional crafts and new technologies are a characteristic topic in my work and in my relationship to the world. I usually work on the scale of the object, architecture, public space and landscape. In my practice I am experienced in sculpting, architectural design, exhibition design and public space design, where all these skills are present. My studio projects are aimed at rethinking the traditional perspective on painting and sculpture. I love to let the things and materials with their forces act to create the art. In my paintings, water drops on the steel sheets makes natural drawings and daylight makes linear shadows. I am obsessed with penetrating objects and spaces to show new points of view, which are often hidden from everyday reality. I love to invent new perspectives and collaborate with other artists and architects. I believe the best work is born at the borders of connections. CV * 1990, Frýdek - Místek, CZ 2015-2017 Faculty of Fine Arts BUT / Brno - Studio of non-figurative sculpture - prof. Ambrůz 2011-2018 Faculty of Architecture BUT / Brno - Architecture and Urbanism 2013-2014 Faculty for Architecture of the University of Ljubljana - Architecture and Urbanism Awards Miloš Forman Memorial, Čáslav, 2022 - 3r d prize Grave of uknown soldier, Bratislava, 2022 + Pavel Korbička - 2nd prize Neons for Brno, Brno, 2022 + Pavel Korbička - 2nd prize Water element on Dominikánské náměstí, Brno, 2021 + Martin Blažek - 3rd prize Memorial to War Veterans, Ostrava, 2020 Martin Blažek + Jan Adamus- 2nd prize Revitalization of the South Slopes Park , Frýdek-Místek, 2020 Martin Blažek + Jan Adamus - 3rd prize Water elements on Dominikánské náměstí, Brno, 2020 + Oldřich Morys - 3rd prize Revitalization of the foyer of the House of Arts, Ostrava, 2017 + Matěj Jindrák + Jan Adamus - 1st prize Revitalization of the TGM monument, Jezernice, 2016 - 1st prize (realization 2017) Bohuslav Fuchs Award, FA BUT, Brno, 2016 - reward Soch SAD, Sculpture Symposium, Prague, 2015 - 1st prize (realization 2015) Bohuslav Fuchs Award, FA BUT, Brno, 2014 - reward Concrete in Architecture, FA BUT, Brno, 2013 - reward Revitalization of the Svratka river embankment, Blansko, 2012 - 2nd prize Places with memory, Lichtensteins in Moravia, 2012 - 3rd prize Gates to the city of Ostrava, Ostrava, 2011 - reward Exhibitions THROUGH, Multi-media installation, Gallery Věž, Frýdek-Místek, 2022 + Jan Adamus EXPO - Virtual landscape project, Pragovka, Prague, 2021 Entreé V4, Budapest, Warsaw, Prague, 2018 Brno Design Days, Jalta Passage, Brno, 2017 Festival DOM, Contemporary Art Festival, Bratislava, 2017 Badespasstotal, Multigenre symposium, Hůrky, Czech Canada, 2017 29 Diplomanti FaVU, Hous of Lords of Kunštát, Brno, 2017 Night of Science 2016, Technic Museum, Brno, 2016 Landscape as art piece, Mikulov Castle, 2016 Galerie SOLO Offspace, Collective exhibition, Brno, 2016 Galerie TIC, collective exhibition, Brno, 2016 Socha 2 v Mosilaně, Collective exhibition, Mosilana, Brno, 2016 Fresh design, Collective exhibition, Wroclaw, Polsko 2015 The architecture of shortage, Gallery of Architecture, Brno, 2015 Salon of Czech scenography 2013, Czech center, Prague, 2014 Salon Czech scenographye 2013, National theatre Reduta, Brno, 2013 Studio Studio

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Monument to war veterans The memorial tells the story of the flag, which together with the soldiers experiences all the events on the missions and thus describes the very story of the soldiers - future veterans. The individual parts of the park are connected by a flying bronze sculpture of the flag, which shows veteranism as a dramatic journey from the beginning to the upward take-off. The statue is the result of capturing the flying Czech national flag in individual sequences .: 1 / Beginning 2 / Flight 3 / Takeoff MS Park letců, Ostrava, 2020 / Competition proposal - 2nd prize Collaboration: Martin Blažek + Jan Adamus ( gimonfu. ) ← BACK TO SPACES

Bunker Negative Light fortification reinterpretation study. 2016 ← BACK TO PROJECTS