Opening: Michal Cáb, Bronislava Orlická, Zuzana Ševčíková (Hrob)

Bronislava Orlická (b. 1989, Karviná) is a Czech painter. She studied in Jiří Sopko’s painting studio at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague (2009–2015). She works in a minimalist painting style that she combines with drawing — through stylized shapes formed by closed lines, she seeks out illustrations without text. She has exhibited in galleries in Prague, Brno, Ostrava, and elsewhere. She later opened her own tattoo studio, Ahoj tattoo, in Hradec Králové.

Source: https://berlinskejmodel.cz/en/umelci/bronislava-orlicka/

Hrob is a collective pseudonym/title for a site-specific installation by three artists — Michal Cáb, Bronislava Orlická, and Zuzana Ševčíková — created specifically for the 11th edition of UFF (2021), themed damn plan. The installation was located in a small jungle between Tesco and the park in Uničov.

Collective pseudonyms were a distinctive structural element of the 2021 edition (see also PGS or Adrian Altman) — they point to the predominance of collective forms over individual authorship within the program of the lead curators Marie Vařeková and Linda Vondrová.

Michal Cáb (b. 1980), also known as Cabowitz, is a Czech visual artist, performer, musician, and educator. He studied theology and audiovisual studies at FAMU and later completed postgraduate studies at the Academy of Fine Arts (AVU) in Tomáš Vaněk’s Intermedia III studio. As a musician he works in noise improvisation, programming synthesizers in the Pure Data language, and sound installations. He collaborates with many theater and visual artists and often builds his own musical instruments.

Source: https://cs.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michal_C%C3%A1b

Zuzana Ševčíková took part in the UFF/FFU festival.