
The work of Julie Daňhelová carries a distinctive signature. Her black-and-white drawings are set in custom-made frames, often adorned with original carvings. They introduce a world of seemingly unassuming yet enigmatic figures.

Julie Daňhelová, LASHES, 51 X 66 CM, GRAPHITE ON PAPER, 2023, PHOTO: AUTHOR'S ARCHIVE
The scenes flow between historical document and fantastical imagination and alternate between human architecture and organic landscapes – moving between order and freedom, while exploring the link between material and spiritual worlds. Displayed at exhibitions, the meticulous works on paper are complemented by the artist's in-situ installations of objects, which evoke alchemical experiments or rituals.
The drawings fascinate with their perfection. Although their technical finesse seems to require prior preparation, their precision and consistency stem from intense focus – a meditative state of mind, engendering mysterious environments full of detail and encrypted meaning. Sources of inspiration often originate from the memory of a place, the history of human activities and crafts, as well as the resilient power of nature—both physical and metaphysical.

SPHAGNUM, 56.7 X 76.5 CM, GRAPHITE ON HANDMADE PAPER, ASH–WOOD FRAME, MUZEAL GLASS, 2025, photo Eva RybÃŘovÃ
Julie Daňhelová graduated from the Printmaking Studio II led by Vladimír Kokolia at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague and undertook part of her studies at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Antwerp. The Belgian city, the Ore Mountains in Bohemia, and other places the artist experiences leave their imprint on her work in the form of stories, attributes, and materials.
Adéla Janíčková

The Land of Ore, installation view, 2025, photo Eva RybÃŘovÃ

BUTTON SHELL, 15 X 21 CM, GRAPHITE ON HANDMADE PAPER, 2025, photo Eva RabÃÅ™ovÃ

Copper Smelter, 15 x 21 cm, graphite on paper, 2025, photo Eva RybÃŘovÃ

The Land of Ore, installation view, 2025, photo Eva RybÃŘovÃ

Tin Ore Panning, 56.7 x 76.5 cm, graphite on paper, custom ash-wood frame, 2025, photo Eva RybÃŘovÃ

Mine Guardian, 15 x 21cm, graphite on paper, 2025, photo Eva RybÃŘovÃ

WOODEN MINING TOWER, 15 X 21 CM, GRAPHITE ON HANDMADE PAPER, 2025


JULIE DAŇHELOVÃ, DOWSING RODS, 56.7 X 76.5 CM, GRAPHITE ON PAPER, ASH-WOOD FRAME, 2026

Julie Daňhelová, MUDDY MARBLES, 27 X 34 CM, GRAPHITE ON HANDMADE PAPER, CUSTOM FRAME, MUZEAL GLASS, 2024
The work of Julie Daňhelová carries a distinctive signature. Her black-and-white drawings are set in custom-made frames, often adorned with original carvings. They introduce a world of seemingly unassuming yet enigmatic figures.

Julie Daňhelová, LASHES, 51 X 66 CM, GRAPHITE ON PAPER, 2023, PHOTO: AUTHOR'S ARCHIVE
The scenes flow between historical document and fantastical imagination and alternate between human architecture and organic landscapes – moving between order and freedom, while exploring the link between material and spiritual worlds. Displayed at exhibitions, the meticulous works on paper are complemented by the artist's in-situ installations of objects, which evoke alchemical experiments or rituals.
The drawings fascinate with their perfection. Although their technical finesse seems to require prior preparation, their precision and consistency stem from intense focus – a meditative state of mind, engendering mysterious environments full of detail and encrypted meaning. Sources of inspiration often originate from the memory of a place, the history of human activities and crafts, as well as the resilient power of nature—both physical and metaphysical.

SPHAGNUM, 56.7 X 76.5 CM, GRAPHITE ON HANDMADE PAPER, ASH–WOOD FRAME, MUZEAL GLASS, 2025, photo Eva RybÃŘovÃ
Julie Daňhelová graduated from the Printmaking Studio II led by Vladimír Kokolia at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague and undertook part of her studies at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Antwerp. The Belgian city, the Ore Mountains in Bohemia, and other places the artist experiences leave their imprint on her work in the form of stories, attributes, and materials.
Adéla Janíčková

The Land of Ore, installation view, 2025, photo Eva RybÃŘovÃ

BUTTON SHELL, 15 X 21 CM, GRAPHITE ON HANDMADE PAPER, 2025, photo Eva RabÃÅ™ovÃ

Copper Smelter, 15 x 21 cm, graphite on paper, 2025, photo Eva RybÃŘovÃ

The Land of Ore, installation view, 2025, photo Eva RybÃŘovÃ

Tin Ore Panning, 56.7 x 76.5 cm, graphite on paper, custom ash-wood frame, 2025, photo Eva RybÃŘovÃ

Mine Guardian, 15 x 21cm, graphite on paper, 2025, photo Eva RybÃŘovÃ

WOODEN MINING TOWER, 15 X 21 CM, GRAPHITE ON HANDMADE PAPER, 2025


JULIE DAŇHELOVÃ, DOWSING RODS, 56.7 X 76.5 CM, GRAPHITE ON PAPER, ASH-WOOD FRAME, 2026

Julie Daňhelová, MUDDY MARBLES, 27 X 34 CM, GRAPHITE ON HANDMADE PAPER, CUSTOM FRAME, MUZEAL GLASS, 2024
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The gallery programme received financial support from Prague 7, Ministry of Culture ČR, and from State Culture Fund of the ČR
Designed by publikum.design
The gallery programme received financial support from Prague 7, Ministry of Culture ČR, and from State Culture Fund of the ČR
© 2026 clauda
Designed by publikum.design