Exhibition: Bianka Chladek, Anna-Marie Berdychová, Timur Aloev (Adrian Altman)
A group exhibition by Bianka Chladek, Anna-Marie Berdychová, and Timur Aloev (Adrian Altman) was presented at the 11th edition of UFF in Uničov, themed damn plan. The exhibition took place in a former psytrance shop; it opened on Friday, July 16, 2021, at 16:00 and was accompanied by a guided walk on Saturday, July 17, at 16:30.
About the authors
Adrian Altman was a co-author/pseudonym used for a group exhibition with Bianka Chladek, Anna-Marie Berdychová and Timur Aloev at the 11th edition of the UFF festival (2021). The exhibition took place in a space named for that edition the Psytrance obchod (Psytrance Shop) (Masarykovo nám. 25).
The use of pseudonyms and collective identities was characteristic of the 2021 edition, themed damn plan and curated by Marie Vařeková and Linda Vondrová.
Anna-Marie Berdychová graduated from the Photography Studio at the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague (UMPRUM) and completed her master’s studies in the Painting Studio at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague (AVU). Her work encompasses both photography and painting and has been shown in various galleries and exhibitions.
Source: https://diplomkyavu.cz/cs/2025/anna-marie-berdychova
Bianka Chladek was born in Slovakia and lives and works in Prague. She earned her master’s degree at Tomas Bata University in Zlín and studied at the Painting Studio of the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague (UMPRUM). Her work includes painting, photography, embroidery, and online archives. She draws from an introspective place where she connects intangible and intimate images, transforming concepts into a simple semi-folkloric language. She has completed residencies in Budapest (Studio of Young Artists’ Association) and Ljubljana (MGLC Švicarija), among others.
Source: https://biankachladek.com/bio
Timur Aloev is a Russian-Czech illustrator, draftsman, painter and ceramicist living in Prague. He graduated from the Faculty of Fine Arts of the University of Ostrava. His work spans illustration, painting and ceramics and has been shown, among other places, at Holešovická Šachta in Prague and as part of the Petrohradská kolektiv residency program.