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  • Intro
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  • From Ideas to Practice
  • Landscape as a Process of Transformation
  • Overload: A Continuous Approach
  • Material Experiments: A Dialogue Between Glass and Metal
  • The Outcome: A Provisional Wholeness
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  • Radka Částková
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  The Arrangement of Objects examines the intersection of functionality, aesthetics, and artistic practice through experiments with glass and metal. Central to the project is the notion of burden, understood both physically, as pressure or weight, and metaphorically, as imprint, deformation, or trace. This theme is expressed in layers, grooves, and perforations that evoke landscapes or the life cycles of objects. The work situates itself between design and fine art, emphasizing material research as a driver of innovation and interdisciplinarity. It also highlights the role of conceptual thinking and autoethnographic reflection, integrating personal experience into the creative process. Through layering and transformation, the project questions the porous boundary between utilitarian and artistic objects while expanding the expressive vocabulary of glass and metal.
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