Tomas Absolon

Goods (Whole Lotta), 100 cm x 81 cm, Oil on Canvas, 2025

Vitamin P, 30 cm x 40 cm, Oil on Canvas, 2025

In Tomáš Absolon’s studio @absolon.tomas Works from the Bloom exhibition on display at the gallery. Curator @michalstolarik 💚

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Oozechant, 175 cm x 130 cm, Oil on Canvas, 2025 Bloom show @spot_gallery_

BLOOM — #TomášAbsolon and #MilanVagač #SPOTGallery, Prague November 20 – December 20, 2025 Curation: #MichalStolárik Photography: #DávidČerťanský Full documentation available on ofluxo.net web platform: 🔗 /bloom-tomas-absolon-and-milan-vagac-spot-gallery-prague/ @spot_gallery_ @absolon.tomas @milan_vagac @michalstolarik #duoshow #duoexhibition #exhibition #sculpture #installation #contemporaryart #art #ofluxoplatform @ofluxoplatform

Bloom Tomáš Absolon, Milan Vagač @absolon.tomas @milan_vagac 20.11.-20.12.2025 Guided tour of exhibition 17.12. 18:00 Curator @michalstolarik For the first time, the BLOOM exhibition project brings together the works of Tomáš Absolon and a Milan Vagač, creating a dialogue in which they jointly dissolve the boundary between the abstract and figurative positions of contemporary painting. The authors explore the possibilities of visual representation in paintings whose narrative is not direct but consists of visual abbreviations, geometric shapes, dynamic gestures, and imitations of materials that rely on our imagination or previous experience. The surface transforms into an object, the digital trace into a tangible record, and the physical painting takes on the character of a virtual image. Both find inspiration in various fields, whether it be nature, music, pop culture, new technologies, science fiction, or architecture. Fragments of the real world are reassembled into abstract-looking painterly compositions that bear traces of familiar moments or visions of future entities. Photo @david_certansky #milanvagac #michalstolarik #spotgallery

@absolon.tomas Tomáš Absolon (born 1987, Uherské Hradiště) lives and works in Prague. In his painting practice, he continuously develops the depicting qualities of the paintings, tending toward abstract strategies while also drawing on reduced fragments of the real world. His works are characterized by striking colours and energetic forms reminiscent of digital graphics, poster design, and gestural typography. Nevertheless, they are the result of a purely painterly gesture – an analogue approach to mixing colours and layering, working with stencils or dynamic brushstrokes and oil pastels. The artist’s work combines a number of pop culture references, film inspirations, and references to obscure corners of the music scene. His current work is exceptionally close to figurative painting. It features stylized forms that look like figures or living organisms. Imaginary microscopic views into plant cells intertwine with motifs of musicians. Figures that used to hold cigarettes now hold wind instruments instead. Each motif is at a certain stage of evolution: it transitions from one form to another, emphasizing the constant process of transformation and movement that is key to Absolon’s work. BLOOM Tomáš Absolon, Milan Vagač Curated by Michal Stolárik 20. 11. – 20. 12. 2025 Spot Gallery, Prague @spot_gallery_ @michalstolarik INSTALLATION VIEWS @david_certansky IMAGES Tomáš Absolon Ghost Shroom III, 2025 oil on canvas 60 cm x 70 cm Tomáš Absolon Old Geezer, 2025 oil on canvas 175 cm x 130 cm Tomáš Absolon Oozechant, 2025 oil on canvas 175 cm x 130 cm Tomáš Absolon Tinnitus I, 2025 oil on canvas 175 cm x 130 cm Tomáš Absolon Soft Spirits, Hard Questions, 2025 oil on canvas 110 cm x 95 cm Tomáš Absolon Psy Flow, 2025 oil on canvas 240 cm x 180 cm

Bloom Tomáš Absolon, Milan Vagač 20.11.-20.12.2025 Guided tour of exhibition 17.12. 18:00 Curator @michalstolarik Tomáš Absolon @absolon.tomas Ghost Shroom IV, 60 cm x 70 cm, oil on canvas, 2025 “Organic shapes in bloom, colourful structures and technological forms draw us into a situation where digital worlds blend with physical ones and intuition intertwines with sophisticated systems. Oil and acrylic instead of chlorophyll, pixels instead of cells. The dynamic environment hosts processes of transformation: it grows and evolves before our eyes. The seeds of the forms appear and disappear, transitioning from solid to liquid and from precisely defined to instinctively gestural. We can observe visual neoplasms with ambiguous functions, and fascinating hybrids with a retro-futuristic touch.” Photo @david_certansky #milanvagac #michalstolarik #spotgallery

Ghost Shroom, 60 cm x 70 cm, Oil on Canvas, 2025 Part of show Bloom at @spot_gallery_