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Jan Exnar

Originality, complexity and depth are the basic elements in the philosophical works of Jan Exnar. He has the artistic ability to move between dream-like expressive sculptures and strictly precise geometric forms, while maintaining a quiet intensity that emphasizes form and color.
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Jan Exnar Bio  

The works of Jan Exnar, born in 1951, maintain a quiet intensity while emphasizing form and color. His compact works contain in their silence the monumental character of some sort of mysterious signs. They are inspired in part by cosmic spaces, whose infiniteness is enclosed within a glass form with a myriad of internal bubbles. There is a constant tension between proximity and distance, simplicity and complexity. In recent years, Exnar’s work has moved increasingly toward a position of expressive, symbolic figuration. These monochromatic, dream-like sculptures are dynamic and powerful in their form and stance.

Exnar’s works have been exhibited in several museums throughout Europe and the United States. His works can be found in the collections of the Museum of Art in Brno, Czech Republic, the Pardubice Museum in the Czech Republic, and Corning Museum of Glass in Corning, United States.



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Howard Ben Tré - Peter Bremers - Lucio Bubacco - José Chardiet - Dale Chihuly - Václav Cigler - Daniel Clayman - Bohumil Eliáš - Bohumil Eliáš Jr - Jan Exnar - Richard Jolley - Joey Kirkpatrick & Flora Mace - Vladimír Kopecký - Stanislav Libensky and Jaroslava Brychtova - Václav Machač - Jaroslav Matous - Lukas Mjartan - William Morris - Štěpán Pala - Zora Palová - Philip Baldwin and Monica Guggisberg - Jaromír Rybák - Gizela Šabóková - Davide Salvadore - Lino Tagliapietra - Bertil Vallien - Marián Volráb - Julius Weiland - Jiřina Žertovà - Alex Arbell - Boris Shpeizman - Lior Vagima