In my works I try to retain values of classic traditional art, but with new media approach, which is undeniable in this modern, high diverse and always changing enviroment. I believe that art should please the spectators eye and soul, touch people directly without forcing them to think a lot, though leaving them a space to dream and explore. Simply, the message should be clear, the impression strong, and the resulting feelings positive. Art doesn’t necessarilly need to be shocking, nor dark or depressive. Since art is for me a sort of communication with outer world, and from major part it speaks instead of me when I am unable to find the right words to express what I feel, I am trying to imprint as much positive energy into my works as it is possible at the very moment.

Michal was raised in a small village in central Slovakia, from early childhood loved cars and wanted to become a car designer. At the age of 17 he came through hard personal problems. These changed his artistic intentions, as well ability to express and form of artistic expression. In 2008 Michal came in touch with fractal art, and it immediately became his media of choice. Creating shapes, forms, colours and plenty of details that are almost impossible to reach with “standard” art approaches, he has been working with fractal art for 6 years. Michal’s current portfolio consists of over 200 pieces.