Richard Loskot’s work reveals various physical, mental and symbolic attributes of the time-space reality. Loskot’s production includes sound installations, different simulations of natural phenomena – whether biological growth or sound and light conditions – and the reflection of the achievements of civilization. In spite of this technological orientation, Loskot’s installations may surprise the viewer with their aesthetic intuition. The impact on the senses is somewhere between science fiction and thoughtful metaphysics

Richard Loskot (born 1984 in Most), graduated in 2011 with a degree in Visual Communication from the Faculty of Art and Architecture, Liberec. He took an internship in Atelier of Magdaléna Jetelová at The Academy of Fine Arts, Munich. Loskot won the Exit 2007 Prize for his work System. He has exhibited in Germany, the UK, Romania, Italy, Czech Republic and Slovakia. His exhibitions include Asynchronisation, Jelení Gallery, Prague; The Point of Things, 4AM, Brno; Simple Thing, Galerie hlavního města Prahy, Prague and Logging the Present, G99, The Brno House of Art. He was a finalist for the 2012 Jindřich Chalupecký Award, where he presented the installation Another Place. Loskot lives and works in Ústí nad Labem, Czech Republic.