Viktor Takáč (1982) is a visual artist based in Prague. He is currently studying in the PhD program at the Academy of Fine Arts under MgA. Tomáš Svoboda Ph.D., where he is working on the topic of the absence of the image in the moving image. He deconstructs the principles of film language and explores the conditions of transformation of film language under the conditions of immersive technologies.

He is a graduate of the Academy of Performing Arts, where he graduated in 2012 in the Monumental Production Studio / Jiří Příhoda School. At AVU, he continues to teach and is an assistant at the New Media 2 studio. He also works as a lecturer at the English school Prague College in Prague. Since 2020 he is represented by Nevan Contempo Gallery.

The author works with the medium of video, installation, as well as performance and happening. Two main lines of creative interest can be identified in his works. The first is the creation of installations that navigate the viewer through space. The second is a reflection on video as a medium – and with it the conditions of its creation and perception. In most of the works, these two lines are combined to create situations whose spatial conditions relate to the theme of the work.

Links:
www.viktortakac.cz
https://vimeo.com/viktortakac
https://www.nevan.gallery/viktor-takac

MgA. Viktor Takáč,

Dissertation: Absence of image

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