Lenka Glisníková presents an independent approach to expanded photography and transmedia in her works.
LENKA GLISNÍKOVÁ

OPENING 14 APRIL 2026
Curated by Světlana Malina
EXHIBITION 15 APRIL - 22 MAY 2026
"In her work, Lenka Glisníková presents an independent approach to photography and intermedia. The material and visual qualities of her work take the conceptual relationship to photography to a new level. Her projects easily keep up with the speed of social media and often explore technological developments on the borders of photography. Photography is deconstructed and reassembled into new forms; gradually taking on sculptural and corporeal qualities.” (jury statement)
Lenka Glisníková (1990) studied at Michal Kalhouse's studio of photography at the Faculty of Arts in Ostrava and completed her master's studies at the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague, at the studio of Alexandra Vajd and Martin Kohout. Glisníková actively draws on her experience with the medium of photography. She builds on her experience through the creation of installations and objects that highlight the consequences of changes in our contemporary lifestyle, resulting from unregulated technological progress. In her research, she revisits the impact of these new technologies on our society, the human body, our minds and emotions. Her interpretations present her view on technology as determining our way of working, resting, thinking and organising time.
Lenka Glisníková (*1990) is the laureate of the 2023 Jindřich Chalupecký Award. In 2024 she took part in a residency program - Residency Unlimited in New York. Her work has been part of the House Party! (2024) exhibition at the SIC in Helsinki and Ostrava: Repeated Survey (2024) in GHMP or Group Therapy, Collections in Dialogue (2024) also in GHMP or The Landscape of Absence (2025) in Meetfactory. Recent solo exhibitions include: Sunken Streams (2025); Moment of Seclusion Over the Horizon (2023), and more.
Photo: Karolina Matušková, Jan Kolský and Michal Ureš
Lenka Glisníková (*1990) is one of the emerging key figures of the emerging Czech post-photographic scene. She is the laureate of the Jindřich Chalupecký Award for 2023 and the winner of the Czech Grand Design in the Photographer of the Year category (together with Karolína Matuška in the duo Shotbyus) in 2020 and 2023. She systematically devotes herself to a research-based artistic practice in which she disrupts the ontological boundaries of photography: she deconstructs the flatness of the photographic medium, digitally manipulates the photographic image and transforms it into spatial objects and installations. In the project she is preparing for the NoD Gallery, the author is freely inspired by the perspectives of eco-futuristic thinking and sci-fi imagination. The exhibition offers a speculative meditation on the nature of time, material variability and the epistemological limits of anthropocentric knowledge.

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