Petr Pufler:
Meditation as a Breath of Light
The exhibition Meditation as a Breath of Light takes you into the world of Petr Pufler, also known as Světlonoš (The Lightbearer). His art opens doors to bright spaces where time feels slower and the world becomes quiet for a while.
Petr Pufler works in a deep state he calls deepflow. In this state, he is less an artist and more a guide, letting materials, pigments, and light come together naturally as they search for their own form.
Resin with drifting colours, pigment dust, and tiny found objects evokes the flow of time. And the light? Soft and calming. The gallery turns into a refuge where nothing needs to be explained or judged. You simply pause, breathe, and watch.
About the author
Petr Pufler (born 1983, Prague), also known as Světlonoš (The Lightbearer), is a Czech artist and developer of light-based objects. He combines material research, digital technology, and the poetics of light. He graduated in Interactive Media at UJEP in Ústí nad Labem and worked as a lighting artist for techno labels Polygon and Dietl Archive from 2013 to 2018.
Since 2019, he has been developing 3D concrete printing technology in the studio of Federico Díaz. In his work, he blends natural materials, concrete, resin, 3D printing, and LED light into meditative objects – spaces between silence, light, and the present moment. His works have been shown in galleries in the Czech Republic and abroad, including Trafo Gallery, Chemistry Gallery, Gallery of the City of Pilsen, and the Burning Man festival.
Since 2019, he has been developing 3D concrete printing technology in the studio of Federico Díaz. In his work, he blends natural materials, concrete, resin, 3D printing, and LED light into meditative objects – spaces between silence, light, and the present moment. His works have been shown in galleries in the Czech Republic and abroad, including Trafo Gallery, Chemistry Gallery, Gallery of the City of Pilsen, and the Burning Man festival.
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In the gallery, four more spaces await you: a permanent exhibition, the children’s area Signal Playground, the cosy café Space Break, and the design store Space Objects. Which one will you explore first?
Signal space
Echoes of tommorow
Step into a captivating exhibition where sound, data, and light explore possible futures – bright and appealing, but also dark and unsettling.
Signal Playground
Come to a world where light, movement, and sound spark imagination. Signal Playground is an interactive zone for kids that will also delight adults.
Space Objects
Discover digital art trends and be inspired by a collection of original items with the SIGNAL SPACE theme.
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