Body - Collective Exhibition Curated by Alžběta Huclová
Masné Krámy Exhibition Hall, Pilsen
Body is a collective exhibition project by curator Alžběta Huclová that approaches the body as a shifting space of experience, memory, and identity. The exhibition does not offer a single interpretation - instead it opens a field of diverse approaches, from intimate and introspective positions to performative and intermedial strategies. The body is understood here as a place where personal and shared narratives intersect with cultural imagery and everyday experience.
The project is in an open development phase and emphasizes dialogue between the artists and the media. The final form of the installation emerges as a process that reflects the very nature of the subject - its instability, layered complexity, and ambiguity.
Jan Kvíz (1995) explores images that shape contemporary reality and their imprint on personal experience through layered installations combining found and original materials - video, photography, and elements of internet culture. He addresses questions of identity, relationality, and shifting values. He studied at the Intermedial Confrontation and Free Art 3 studios at UMPRUM, while also studying hydrology and hydrogeology at Charles University.
ka3ka3 (Kateřina Olivová) is a visual artist and performer dedicated to themes of embodiment, intimacy, and vulnerability. In her performances, installations, and happenings, she uses her own body as the primary medium through which she explores the boundaries of physical and psychological experience. She studied painting in Jiří Černický's studio at UMPRUM.
Michael Goldschmid, performing as MIJU (born 1997), is a musician, actor, and digital creator working in experimental electronics, combining elements of hard house, techno, and noise with an emphasis on sound as physical experience. Beyond his own production, he creates music and sound concepts for theatre and dance projects. He studied acting at DAMU.
Alžběta Huclová, known as bettula (born 1994), brings the curatorial and production perspective to the project.











