Eliška Rožátová, painter, draughtswoman, glass artist, author of architectural realisations and free sculptural objects, is one of the distinctive and authentic artists who entered the art scene in the early 1960s. She is most often mentioned in connection with the circle of glass artists, but she is also an excellent painter with a unique sense of colour and an unmistakable pictorial manner. She is also an artist gifted with the courage to experiment, which manifests itself in her search for new techniques in the creation of mosaics, in her innovative approach to glass sculpture, and in her contemporary paintings, in which she treats classical painting techniques as freely as she treats glass.

The exhibition at the Museum Kampa is a continuation of the monograph published by JB Publishing in 2024 and presents a representative selection of the artist’s lifelong œuvre. It focuses on the innovative work with glass, with reference to the Neo-Expressionist wave of the 1980s, and contemporary painting; two glass tables will be created especially for the terrace space, and the Narušená struktura  (Disturbed Structure) from 1989 will be reinstalled there.