Sound always originates somewhere and spreads into the surrounding area, or is played by a speaker at the end. But it has to get to that point of sound from somewhere.

Robert Vlasák will focus on the analog electronic form of sound, which has mechanical movement in its chain. In his new project, the author will explore the elegance of transmission in various systems and focus on how this principle could be heard and seen to a certain extent.

Within his artistic practice, Robert Vlasák moves between the fields of fine art and design, focusing primarily on objects and spatial installations. The physical properties of materials, technical solutions, means of communication, and a fascination with data transmission or the observation of partial principles governing the functioning of things around us form the long-term foundations of his creative work, which can also be described as technically or physically oriented. At the same time, his installations often incorporate elements of playfulness or humor, bringing a necessary sense of perspective and lightness to the situations he creates.