Roman Ondak, Skyline, 2019
Medicine cabinet, broken glass laboratory measuring cylinders, 50 × 120 × 30 cm
Born 1966 in Žilina (SK)
Lives and works in Bratislava (SK)
Roman Ondak often uses unpretentious elements and objects from everyday life in his installations and sculptures, he integrates them into slightly estranged or displaced situations, recontextualising them and thus opening a space for new thoughts and interpretations. Like an ethnographer, Roman Ondak delves into his own personal history and the archive of human memory.
Roman Ondak, Dystopia, 2021
Modified heating, water and gas steel pipes, variable dimensions
Roman Ondak, Planet VIII, 2018
Bowl from a ladle, wooden board, paint, 70 × 149.7 x 2 cm
Roman Ondak, Fountain, 2017
Section of a bathtub, coins, water, 30.6 × 70 × 55 cm
Roman Ondak, Pyramid, 2018
Corner sections of a wardrobe, 55 × 53.7 × 27.3 cm
Roman Ondak, Message, 2017
acrylic paint on a found postcard, 26.4 × 33.4 × 3.5 cm
Roman Ondak, Leap, 2012
Found railing, two bars bent by the artist, 305 × 110 × 210 cm
Roman Ondak, Three Hands, One Broken IV, 1995
Laser print on paper, indian ink, 59.2 × 81.3 cm