Pavlína Kvita (b. 1988, Valašské Meziříčí) is a Czech sculptor and graduate of Lukáš Rittsteinʼs studio at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague. Her work balances organic and technicist form, producing headless torsos of humanoid and zoomorphic figures. She draws inspiration from Slavic mythology, the Beskydy landscape, and the exploration of archetypes. She has exhibited in the Czech Republic and abroad, including Belgium, Milan, and Miami.
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Exhibition of sculptor Pavlína Kvita in the Baroque monastery garden of Broumov Monastery, featuring works that blend organic and austere forms with personal mythology and the human and animal world.
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An exhibition of Pavlína Kvita's sculptures in the Broumov monastery garden, featuring new works on the archetypes of animus, anima, and the fallen angel.