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Pecho is a Slovak artist. He was born on February 23, 1984.
He graduated from a secondary art school with specialisation in
restoration and subsequently from university with specialisation in
arts. In his work, bravura expressive drawing is prevalent, which often
permeates into his painting. His artworks have become parts of private
art collections all over Europe, as well as South America and Australia.
Miroslav opens a portal into the dimension of his own unique perception
and vision. He isn’t trying to draw our attention by offering us
obtrusive beauty, there’s too much of it around in these retouched times
we live in. He invites us to explore the most secret corners of a human
soul. On this trip, he offers us neither consolation, nor merciful
deception of false purity. He tears down the mask of the reality beyond
which we wade through torment, despair, fear, depression and pain, while
listening to the biting voice of our conscience and wailing, the place
in which we are surrounded by decay and the smell of blood. Nothing in
his paintings nor drawings seems to be definite, everything disappears
into the darkness and is decomposed as quick as an idea being dealt with
again and again, every time in a different state of mind. He admires
Beksinski and Giger, the atmosphere of his works can be compared to that
of theirs. He goes by the reference from the first act of Macbeth: “What
is ugly is beautiful, and what is beautiful is ugly.” Welcome to his
world, don’t be afraid to enter.
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