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Zuzana Beránková Angelic Chimes

České Budějovice

Eva Roučka Angels

Bechyně

Michal Trpák Ants

Vodňany

Circumpunct, Iva Kolorenčová, Markéta Váradiová Aurinia

České Budějovice

Michal Trpák Bizarre God

Pasečná

Andrej Margoč Cake Tower

České Budějovice

Vojtěch Trocha Caterpillar on Mushrooms

Pasečná

Eva Roučka Cherry Eater

Bechyně

Jan Dostál Crustacean

České Budějovice

Jiří Kačer Fragment

Veselí nad Lužnicí

Michal Č. Šembera Fruits

Pasečná

Miroslav Straka Gazelles

Hluboká u Borovan

Barbora Masaříková Ghost Moose

České Budějovice

Jakub Flejšar Grazing Horse

Volyně

Michal Trpák Great Dialogue

Pestřice

Jakub Chocholoušek Guardian of Travellers

Pasečná

Petr Švolba Jerrycan

Hluboká nad Vltavou

Jakub Flejšar Jumping Horse

Volyně

Ladislav Plíhal KASUMATO

Pasečná

Nikola Mojsl Lion

Veselí nad Lužnicí

Jaroslav Róna Man and Dog

České Budějovice

Štěpán Jílek Octopus on Reconnaissance

Lipno nad Vltavou

Jakub Flejšar Rest

Pasečná

Nikola Mojsl Shark

České Budějovice

Michal Gabriel Steel Horse

České Budějovice

Michal Trpák Šumava Cherub

Pasečná

Michal Trpák The Great Race

České Budějovice

Adam Velíšek Torso of a Dog

Tábor

Jiří Sobotka Turtle

České Budějovice

Miroslav Straka Understood

České Budějovice

Jan Dostál Virtuous

Hluboká nad Vltavou

Libor Hurda, Jan Kec Země ze mne?, zem ne!

České Budějovice

2022 year
15th edition
11 cities
32 artworks
25 artists

Fauna and Flora

06—09 2022

Jihočeský kraj

Fauna a flora | Umění ve městě 2022

Art in the City 2022

This year's fifteenth anniversary spurred the organisers to try something new, and so Art in the City has gained a new epithet: “in the landscape”. The reason is this year's theme, “FAUNA AND FLORA”, which besides the title has also brought a shift in space.

This year the festival therefore reaches further into open nature and landscape, and it will mark its fifteenth birthday among other things with a sculpture symposium at Pasečná in the Šumava, not far from the Lipno reservoir. The symposium will produce six sculptural benches for chosen sites, which will then remain permanently installed around Pasečná.

Besides the Šumava landscape, the sculptures will this year enter eight towns and villages. Once again the festival brings into public space work by major Czech sculptors such as Michal Gabriel, who will show a stainless steel horse on the main square in Budějovice, and Jaroslav Róna with his bronze sculpture Man and Dog. But new artists will present their work as well — Nikola Mojsl, for instance, whose shark will stand in front of the Water Tower and whose lion will walk through Veselí nad Lužnicí. Others are Adam Velíšek with his dogs in Tábor and Štěpán Jílek, who is sending an octopus out on reconnaissance at Lipno.

Michal Trpák
Sculptor and founder of the Art in the City festival

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