Swimmers

About artwork:

The bronze relief “Swimmers” brings a lively and playful composition that captures cheerful maidens, immersed in time and space - as if they are bathing in all dimensions of being. This unique relief combines physicality and symbolism, where elements of female and male symbols are delicately and at the same time boldly incorporated, thus referring to the naturalness and beauty of human sexuality and intimacy. The relief is like a mosaic in which various meanings are “encrypted”, including the dynamics between the female and male principles, between joy and intimacy. The figures of women who bathe symbolize liberation, playfulness, as if they overcome the boundaries of time and space and transport us to a world where all forms of being are connected. This relief is a masterpiece that celebrates life and corporeality while offering a profound interpretation of the passage of time. With its complexity and detail, it invites the viewer to look for the meanings and references that are hidden beneath the surface and thus discover the unique message of this work of art.

Jana Brisudová

SK

Jana Brisudová

Jana Brisudová, born in Bratislava, Slovakia, is a renowned sculptor specializing in bronze work. She trained under the guidance of the esteemed Slovak master Tibor Bártfay, who helped her develop a unique style that combines mythological symbolism with modern aesthetics. In addition to sculpture, Jana is also involved in mural painting and trompe l’oeil. She is active on both the domestic and international art scenes, working from her studio in Bratislava.