Jozef Jankovič

A sculptor, one of the most distinctive representatives of his generation, and an initiator of public confrontations in the early 1960s. Through his expressive style and sense of black humour and ironical exaggeration, the sculptor examined the depths of an individual, the social fate of man and his existential limits. He introduced unconventional methods of artistic expression and over the years he further transformed and developed them into new forms.