Iveta Jurik is a Czech-American abstract artist whose work is defined by texture, intuition, and timeless restraint. Her layered compositions—built in plaster, pigment, and charcoal, and at times touched with leaf or other materials—carry a quiet depth that speaks to memory, stillness, and transformation.

Raised in the Czech Republic, Iveta grew up surrounded by creativity. Her father, a painter and photographer, introduced her to visual storytelling and a love of culture, while her mother, a professional chef, taught her discipline, care, and the art of working with her hands. Both shaped her intuitive, tactile approach to making.

Though she once imagined attending art school, her path unfolded differently—through psychology, marketing, and motherhood—before she returned to her creative voice. First in photography, then in painting, she discovered her true medium: layered surfaces that feel unearthed, timeless, and alive.

Each of her works begins with a frame drawn from her personal collection—antique and vintage pieces she has gathered for over 15 years. The frame itself often sparks the painting it will hold, uniting past craftsmanship with her modern expression. In this way, every artwork becomes a singular artifact: not simply decoration, but a modern heirloom.

Today, Iveta creates for private collectors worldwide, offering paintings that are sealed, signed (most often on the reverse), and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity. Every work stands as one of one—rare, unrepeatable, and elevated by its union of history and contemporary form.