Operating at the intersection of functional art, collectible design, architecture, and spatial practice, KRASSKY Gallery represents international artists and designers whose work expands the boundaries of the object as a form of artistic expression.
At the core of the gallery’s program is the object understood not as decoration, but as an autonomous work with sculptural, material, and spatial presence. The gallery focuses on works in which craftsmanship, rare materials, and experimental techniques become integral to the artistic process.
KRASSKY Gallery was founded by Aigars Zelmenis and Edgars Zaduško as an institutional continuation of the long-standing interdisciplinary practice of KRASSKY. Years of collaboration with architects, artists, and collectors shaped a focus on works that move beyond mass production and possess a distinct artistic language and strong material identity.
The gallery’s program includes works by internationally recognized artists such as Vincenzo De Cotiis, Roger Herman, Ben Storms, Marius Ritiu, and Campana. Each work undergoes careful curatorial selection and reflects a high level of craftsmanship, material complexity, and spatial sensitivity. The artists represented by the gallery are united by their ability to develop coherent artistic languages and to engage with the object at the scale of space.
KRASSKY Gallery functions as a platform for collecting, dialogue, and exchange across disciplines. Each work is approached as a spatial and material proposition, where form, material, and perception exist in continuous relation to one another.