Eva Truncová

About

Eva Truncová (born 1996 in Brno) is a Czech architect, writer and curator who graduated from the Faculty of Architecture at Brno University of Technology. Her diploma thesis Dva tisíce osmdesát čtyři, dealing with the transformation of a Brno brownfield site, won the Czech Chamber of Architects' annual diploma thesis competition. Since 2022 she has run the Brno shop-window gallery 45 000 l and writes about architecture for outlets such as Kapitál and ERA21, while also pursuing doctoral research on architecture as a political phenomenon under 20th-century authoritarian regimes.

2021

year of victory at the CKA Diploma Works Exhibition

number of diploma holders in the competition she won

2022

year of foundation of the 45 000 l gallery

What's new

2025-03
Truncová created the architectural framework for the exhibition Vector of Poverty at the Brno House of the Lords of Kunštát, opened on March 18, 2025.
2025-09
As a member of the curatorial team 4AM Forum for Architecture and Media, she co-created the exhibition Tabula fracta about the vulnerability of architecture in public space.
2025-12
At the gallery 45 000 l, which she curates, an exhibition installation by Jakub Ročka Syntopie Brno Centrum-Jih runs from December 2025 to February 2026.
2024-04
Together with architect Monika Přikrylová, she presented an outdoor exhibition Co bude, Vltavská? at the Gallery of the Capital City of Prague.