Shadows & Light
A study in perception and materiality across photography, sculpture, and installation.
Slavko Kopač (1913–1995) was a Croatian-born artist whose work defied categorization, moving freely between drawing, painting, sculpture, and material experimentation. Closely associated with Jean Dubuffet and the Art Brut movement, Kopač developed a visual language rooted in instinct, matter, and poetic freedom.
His artistic philosophy rejected academic constraint in favor of raw expression, where gesture and material became extensions of inner necessity rather than style. For Kopač, art was not a profession — it was a state of being.
1913 — 1995 • Art Brut • Paris