Uma Haime _ Private Collection

31/08/2026

We are looking for artists working with painting, photography, visual art, sound, installation, and mixed media who are interested in creating a multisensory experience accessible to both blind and sighted visitors.

The exhibition will take place in December. The works will be available for sale, with part of the proceeds donated to the national association supporting blind and visually impaired people in Czech Republic.

Our aim is to explore what it means to “see” reality, making art more accessible while inviting visitors to rediscover their senses and experience art beyond the visual.

If you are interested, contact me for more details about the concept and exhibition. Write to [email protected] or comment Charity Exhibition and I will reply to you with more ditails.

29/08/2026

Last year was a lovely one because we started, together with Laura Victoria Delgado, an initiative to give a voice to foreign artists in Prague and bring them into dialogue with local artists.

It’s an initiative that might not seem so relevant to the Czech community at the moment, but I truly believe it makes a lot of sense for both sides.

After living in several capitals across Europe, I’ve become convinced that dialogue between different communities through art can make the world a better place.

So, be ready — a new Open Call will be announced soon! ✨ with The Unbelievable Exibition

27/08/2026

21/08/2026

2024 was a terrible year for my creative activity. Very little painting happened, and everything I did was deeply influenced by the war in Gaza. I kept asking myself: what is the sense of making abstract work, or depicting a personal transformation, when society is burning?

Somehow, the war has ended, but the doubt remains: should I speak about social issues, or about personal rebirth? Of course, I hope that changing our inner lives can have an impact on the universe around us. With that hope, I turned again toward abstraction, light, and more positive energy. .... but Gazais still burning.

14/08/2026

10/08/2026

the Regression series, which began in 2023, was developed in a rush because the exhibition was approaching, and it continued to evolve afterward. Many people asked me about the black spots, since black is often considered a forbidden color in painting. Then I realized that these spots were giving me a rhythm—a rhythm I needed because it had been missing in Prague. They became a connection to my Mediterranean roots.