Viktorie Langer
Viktorie Langer’s work revolves around several tangible yet unfinished figures that persistently return, soak into absorbent fabrics, and mischievously observe the viewer from within. To classify these works solely as painting would be an oversimplification, as painting is just one element of her hybrid „two-dimensional assemblages“ and mixed techniques. Alongside the dominant painting, an equally striking drawing emerges—one that often does not serve as a reliable skeleton for an external shape but rather mediates the material fabric of the textile base. However, this holds only until carefully crosshatched, aggressively thrown, or furiously sweeping lines, painted objects, and blurred stains collide with the artist’s leitmotif: the graffiti tag, which inscribes authorship onto the fabrics with significantly greater authority than a mere name could.
Tomáš Jirsa (extract)
Gallery exhibitions
Viktorie Langer / Praxis – Part 2
26/09/2025–02/11/2025
Viktorie Langer / Praxis – Part 1
06/02/2025–22/03/2025
Viktorie Langer was born in 1988. Studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague (2009–2015). Finalist for the Oskar Čepan Prize (2021) and Jindřich Chalupecký Prize (2017).
She lives and works in Prague.
Her work has been exhibited in numerous solo and group exhibitions including stone projects, Prague (2025), House of Arts, Brno, CZ (2022), OGV Jihlava, CZ (2021), Zahorian and van Espen, Bratislava, SK (2020, 2022), OGL Liberec, CZ (2018), 8mička, Humpolec, CZ (2018), National Gallery in Prague, CZ (2016).
Publications
Pocta suknu. Textil v kontextu umění, Emma Hanzlíková, Markéta Vinglerová (eds.), 8mička, Humpolec, 2018
Against Nature, Edith Jeřábková, Chris Scharp (eds.), Národní galerie Praha, 2016







