Artists and works
slachta.gallery represents Slovak and Czech artists of various generations — from world-renowned photographers to striking local talents with a distinctive signature.
The gallery offers a carefully curated selection of works available for sale.
We also work over the long term with regular artists whose work forms the solid foundation of the gallery’s identity — we manage collections of their works on a scale that is exceptional on the domestic scene.
1926 – 2012 · world-renowned Slovak photography
Karol Kállay is one of the most important Slovak photographers of the 20th century. His work combines documentary power with an artistic sensibility and captures the epoch of a changing Europe. The exhibition "Svedectvo epochy" was on view at the Danubiana, Bratislava, from 8 March to 31 May 2026.
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*1956 · Slovak photography
Fedor Nemec is one of the distinctive figures of Slovak photography. He focuses above all on artistic portraits of women, which he renders in a characteristic, at times almost surrealist, visual language. His works are presented in large-format realisations.
Czech documentary photography
Pavel Kopp is a prominent Czech documentary photographer and traveller. He captures the politics of the era, human relationships and authentic moments of everyday life; his work stands out for its sensitive observation of reality and its ability to capture the atmosphere of the time. His works offer an authentic testimony to social change and human stories.
*1962 · Czechoslovak photographic new wave
Vasil Stanko is one of the important representatives of the Czechoslovak photographic new wave. In his work he employs analogue experimental techniques, mirroring and staged compositions that create a poetic, at times almost surrealist, visual world. His works are recognisable for their precise treatment of light and reflection.
1963 – 2025 · painter
Peter Zemko was a painter with a distinctive, emotionally charged signature and a tragic story. In his work he combined religious symbolism, eroticism and landscape into intense visual statements. His work is characterised by raw texture and dramatic colour, moving between figuration and abstraction, between spirituality and physicality.
