I make heroes on a supra-human scale because they are powerful heroes and gods. The people who lived for the gods died with them. I have respect for heroes and gods and in my work, and try to reflect on and give life to old heroes who transform into new forms. The fact they are often just cutouts or cramped bodies around the perimeter of the frame reinforces my belief that this gives them more emotions and depth, immortality, and fragility, or even coarseness and softness. – Vojtěch Kovařík
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(Portrait of) Hercules with his head in his hand, 2023
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Aphrodite and The Shore of Petra tou Romiou, 2023
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Atlas holds the firmament on his shoulders, 2023
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Healing Fruits, 2023
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Hercules dips his arrows in the Hydra's poisonous black blood, 2023
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Odysseus sailing away, 2023
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Aphrodite, 2022
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Ariadne and Dionysus, 2022
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Eris, 2022
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Human Lock, 2022
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Paris and the Golden Apple, 2022
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Zephyr, 2022
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Adonis and Kupris Pedion (Venus’s Foot), 2021-2022
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(composition of) Fading Amazones, 2021
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Builder of the Temple, 2021
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Hades Waiting for Persephone, 2021
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Hefaistos (examination of conscience), 2021
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Pankration (triptych), 2021
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Portrait of Apollo, 2021
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Tension, 2021
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The End of Orpheus' Wandering, 2021
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Aphrodite, 2020
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Helios, 2020
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Odysseia, 2020
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Odysseia, 2020
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Titan, 2020
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Zephyrus, 2019
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