Fashion is akin to art. It is more than art because it needs no explanation. At a time when many have stopped understanding art because of its “modernity”, fashion has become a new bond between people – a form of culture that people understand and share with each other. Never before have so many men cared about their appearance.
Only after looking at the works of Ľudovít Fulla, Weiner-Kráľ, Galanda or Martin Benka does it become clear that Slovak art kept pace with the development of world modern art at the beginning of the 20th century. The artists brilliantly mastered the transition of fine art to abstraction and expressiveness, depicting Slovak themes.
Art, like fashion, is not created for its own purpose, but to please. The Alain Delon collective cordially invites you to the Nedbalka Gallery, where you will feel warmed by the feeling that we belong to a nation of true artists - people who excel in their taste and ability to create something unique. That is why the Alain Delon team also works in Slovakia.
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Fashion that elevates the ordinary to the extraordinary
Dandyism – the desire to stand out in appearance and manners; reaching the pinnacle of social standing and being recognized by others for “gentlemanship” is once again becoming an apt description of many men (the word originates from Oscar Wilde, whose cynicism, manners, and party demeanor demanded as much admiration as his writing).At Alain Delon, we set ourselves the task of creating fashion that elevates the ordinary to the extraordinary, but is also the result of the work and creativity of our own designers and tailors. We create in Slovakia because it is a country blessed with people with exceptional taste and talent.
Proof of Slovak talent and creativity
Like Alain Delon, the Nedbalka Gallery is a testament to Slovak talent and creativity. The gallery is a unique concert of modern art in Slovakia. The collection, created in a relatively short period of two years, gives us the opportunity to get acquainted with Slovak art, which has been out of our attention until now.
