Born in Prague, Czech Republic, and now based along the UK’s southern coast, Miroslava Večeřová´s practice moves between sculpture, drawing, painting, performance, installation, and film. She explores ideas of deep time, present moments, and seasonal rhythms tracing the shifting boundaries between what is fossilized and what flows.
Her work maps emotional and ecological patterns, reflecting the entanglements between humans, places, and other species — from animals and plants to minerals. Her recent works focus on the porous meeting points of land, water, and sky, interested in how forms overlap, blur or dissolve in these environments. Through this lens, she explores the imagined, the embodied, the conscious and the unconscious, along with the emotional undercurrents that move through them. Her practice invites a quiet, reflective engagement with watery, earthly and airy systems, offering a sense of refuge, return, and gentle connection to both the self and the more-than-human world.
She holds a Master's degree in Fine Art from the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague, a Bachelor's degree in Photography from Camberwell College of Arts in London and a Foundation in Dance Movement Psychotherapy from Goldsmiths University. Since 2019 she has been undergoing training in energy work and recently completed the Flatland Projects Early Career Studio Programme (2022/23) in Bexhill-on-Sea, UK. Her work is included in the permanent public collection of contemporary art at GHMP and has been exhibited at Art Basel Hong Kong (2023) and Every Woman Biennial, London (2021).