Klaudie Švrčková is a contemporary modern artist and has had a number of solo exhibitions at a young age.

She was born in 1998 in the city of Český Těšín in Silesia. After successfully completing her secondary education at the eight-year grammar school in Český Těšín, she became a student at the Faculty of Business Administration of the Brno University of Technology, where she received an engineering degree in 2023.

She has been drawing and painting since she was a child. Even though she never attended an art course or school, she found meaning in painting. Since 2015, her interest and colors have shifted primarily to canvas.

The focus of her current work is a combination of acrylic-tempera painting with elements of pop art and modern style, mainly set in portraits. Pop art-inspired paintings in their characteristic way reflect the feelings, opinions, problems and joys of people from the world we live in, and in which the author wants to initiate reflection.

She opened her first exhibition in Brno in 2018. Since then, she has not been idle with her artistic career and has managed to reap many successes. She has participated in a total of two joint international exhibitions on the occasion of the "Open Studios" festival, an exhibition in the Senate of the Parliament of the Czech Republic and has realized over fifty solo exhibitions throughout the Czech Republic.

In addition to painting pictures, she began painting walls and public spaces in 2022. For example, she painted the Demeloch underpass in Český Těšín, which came to life with colors and celebrated great success.

In 2023, she also contributed her art to Brno, where she decorated old, non-functional telephone booths. A total of seven booths are now painted with motifs on the themes of philosophy, mathematics, literature, art and science, and are complemented by portraits of prominent Brno personalities from these fields.

In addition to outdoor areas, she has also beautified the walls of a senior citizen home in Český Těšín, the Husova Elementary and Kindergarten School in Brno, and many others with her paintings. Her original paintings also decorate, for example, the helmets of the Czech representative and champion for 2023 in freestyle BMX riding.

This is just a small part of the projects that Klaudie Švrčková has completed, and there are many more that she is looking forward to and preparing for. Behind all her success is the author's passion for creation, but especially the support of fans and collectors of her art, for which she is very grateful.

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