Miroslav Spadrna

MIROSLAV SPADRNA (Czech Republic, 1968)
"The Flute of Silence" 2026.
Acrylic on canvas.
Certificate of authenticity attached.
Measurements: 100 x 100 cm.

In this work, the figure does not interpret the music: it invokes it. Suspended in a space where matter seems to respond to the invisible, the painting articulates a subtle dialogue between gesture and energy. The red presence stands as the axis of tension, while the environment, built through dense layers, oscillates between the atmospheric and the tactile. The flute acts as a channel between the human and the intangible. There is no sound, but there is resonance. The composition is sustained in that precise distance where contact does not yet occur, generating a state of restrained expectation.

Miroslav Spadrna is a Czech painter whose work moves between abstraction and figuration, generating an intense and deeply sensorial visual experience. Self-taught in his beginnings, before studying Fine Arts he had already achieved international projection: at the age of 25 his work was being marketed in Germany, the Netherlands and other European countries.

Spadrna has been recognized with the European Artist Award in 2023 in Milan and was appointed Coordinator of Art and Painting in the Czech Republic in 2021. He has participated in group exhibitions in Spain, including Berja (Andalusia, 2023), and held an artist residency in Garachico, Canary Islands, in 1997. Her work has received positive reviews and has been published in various media. Since April 2024, he has been a member of the Galería de Arte Visual Chicote (Spain).