Cast in bronze, the sculpture "Infinity" is inspired by the silhouette of a seated woman, referring to the artist's fascination with the infinity of the universe. The design for the sculpture was created in the spring of 2011, with the first cast produced a year later.
Sponsa, "fiancée" in English, symbolizes the union of the animal and human nature, which are part of every living being. The animality is represented by tentacles cast in bronze that wrap around a crystal cone. This represents the humane component.
When the Sedláček couple saw "little Filia" in a magazine, they immediately ordered her in life size (180 cm) for their sculpture collection in the garden of the Třebotov fortress. The body of the sculpture is made of bronze by electroforming technology, the upper part is made of cast synthetic composite.
In 2008, a proposal was made for the realisation of a 45 cm high bronze sculpture with fused crystal, which again refers to the shape of the female body. The surface of the sculpture is treated with rhodium.
The first sculpture realized by Blanka Matragi is based on her work - the designer captured the flowing skirt of her dress while dancing. The 90 cm high sculpture was made of both stone and bronze in combination with crystal, which forms the bust of the implied female body
