Blanka
Křemenová

Visual Artist

Born: October 4, 1985

Czech Republic

Blanka Křemenová is a Czech visual artist working primarily with figurative painting, material experimentation, and psychological introspection. Her practice is rooted in an authorial approach she defines as synecdochical quasi-realism in the sense of pars pro toto, in which fragments, psychological situations, and distorted figurative motifs function as representations of broader existential, social, and cultural structures.

Her work explores themes of memory, identity, fragmentation, childhood, inner isolation, moral constructions, and the instability of perception. Through layering, deformation, symbolic references, and interventions into the material structure of the image, she creates psychologically charged visual situations balancing between personal experience and collective cultural memory.

Křemenová studied at the University of West Bohemia and currently lives and works in the Czech Republic.

Municipal Museum and Gallery Hlinsko, Hlinsko, CZ — solo exhibition (upcoming)

TRINITY, Twinart Gallery, Prague, CZ — group exhibition

Art Expo New York, New York, US — group exhibition

Miami Art Weeks, Miami, US — group exhibition

Carrousel du Louvre, Paris, FR — group exhibition

SwissArtExpo, Zurich, CH — group exhibition

Andakulova Gallery, Dubai, UAE — group exhibition

Thompson Gallery, Zug, CH — group exhibition

Galerie 42, Jindřichův Hradec, CZ — group exhibition

Casa del Arte, Palma de Mallorca, ES — group exhibition

DE INTERNE, NAGA Foundation Gallery, Hluboká nad Vltavou, CZ — group exhibition

BĚSI, Volvox Globator, Prague, CZ — solo exhibition

Paintings from Quarantine, Cultural Center KnO, Klášterec nad Ohří, CZ — solo exhibition