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Radoslav Rochallyi

March 04, 2024

Radoslav Rochallyi (born 1 May 1980), Bardejov, Czechoslovakia is a Slovak writer, artist, and poet living in the Malta, and Czech Republic.[2]

Radoslav Rochallyi
Born(1980-05-01)1 May 1980
Bardejov, Czechoslovakia
Alma materLondon International Graduate School
Known forGolden Ratio Poetry
Equation poetry
Notable workPUNCH
StyleMathematics-based art
MovementIn Poetry:
Concrete poetry
Visual poetry
In Visual arts:
Neo-Dada
Children4[1]
Sample of DNA Equation poetry, 2019, Poem title: Bisher
Visusal Art, 2020, title: GeneaWaste

Early life and education edit

Rochallyi was born in Bardejov, Czechoslovakia in a family with Lemko and Hungarian roots.[3][4] He start reading even before started primary school. The first book he read was the book Black Ships by Maciej Słomczyński. Around his eight years, he came across Lermontov's poems. Rochallyi started writing poetry as a ten-year-old, and he published own works in magazines from the age of sixteen.[1][5][6] The Author graduated in Management at the London International Graduate School and holds a certificate in Fine arts, which he received at the Pratt Institute.[7][8] He also studied philosophy, and mathematics (linear algebra). [9] He is a member of Mensa.[5][6]

Works edit

Mathematical elements such as symmetry, geometry, equations, and numbers are common themes in his work. Using a wide range of media, Rochallyi creates visual patterns. He perceives his work as a combination of poetry, painting, digital, and mathematics.[10]

Rochallyi is the author of fifteen books. In addition to Slovak and English, Rochallyi writes in Hungarian,[11] Czech,[12][13] and German.[14][15] He debuted with the collection of poetry Panoptikum: Haikai no renga (2004), written in Japanese haiku.[6]

According to Jan Balaz, the poetry of Radoslav Rochally is characterized by the use of a free verse, which gives the author the necessary freedom and directness to retain the specific nature of the testimony without embellishments.[16] In 2018, he won second and third place in the 2018 SSS Reader's Prize literary competition for the poetry collection Panoptikum and the prose book Letter for a Son.[17] According to Lenka Vrebl, the perception of Radoslav Rochallyi is not playful, it is serious, direct and focused.[18]

Mythra Invictus edit

The book was published in Slovak, English and German in 2019. The book Mythra Invictus has received a positive reception.[19][20] According to Dominik Petruška, Mythra Invictus is a highly abstract work in terms of the ideas it presents, but at the same time it is very concrete through the feelings of the main character. The text evokes a strong aesthetic impression, which is ensured by the simple language in which complex philosophical questions are told. [21] Rochallyi said in an interview that he was more influenced by the archetypal story of Gilgamesh in his writing than by Mithrianism itself.[22]

DNA: Canvases of Poetry/DNA: Leinwänden der Poesie edit

The book PUNCH was published in English and German in 2019. In the DNA-Canvases of Poetry collection he uses mathematical equations to express his poetry.[23] In addition to his book, poetic equations have also been published in many anthologies and journals. For example, in anthologies and journals published at Stanford University,[24] California State University,[25] Utah Tech University,[26] Olivet College,[27] or Las Positas College.[28]

PUNCH edit

The book PUNCH was published only in English in 2020. In the Punch collection, author uses poems based on mathematics, especially on mathematical equations. Both the texts and the equations are based on the author's need to divide the text into a semantically and formally clear form. This work does not belong to concrete, pattern, graphic, code, FIB, or visual poetry. It is an alternative approach to creation.[29][1] Poetic equations from the Punch collection was reviewed and published in journals.[30][9][31][32]

By Andrea Schmidt Rochallyi be able to find a bearable relationship between the mathematical formalism and freedom. Schmidt argues that his poetry is a critique of semantics and language as such. Schmidt, in a review in the Rain Taxi, writes that PUNCH can be considered one of the most important works of experimental poetry in the last decade.[33] Later, journal Dunes Review published his poem written in a geometric plotter.[34]

ESSE edit

The book was published in English, and Slovak in 2020. It is a logical-ethical essay and a thought experiment on free will. It deals with the problem of free will and determinism, where the author argues that free will as we perceive it is an illusion and that moral decisions are not really moral.[35] According to another source, it is a logical-philosophical analysis of morality and power, describing morality only as an adaptive characteristic of a social being.[36]

# Mathaeata edit

The book was published in English only in 2021. Steven J Fowler in an annotation to the book # Mathaeata wrote that Rochallyi builds poetry in mathematical terms, situating a droll humour laced with Nietzchean declaration within the context of brilliantly innovative visual design.[37]

Rovnicová poézia/ Equation Poetry edit

The book was published in Slovak in 2022, by Drewo a srd publishing house in Bratislava. In review of the book Rovnicová poézia, Eva Urbanova wrote that penetrating the secrets of this type of poetry really requires not only willingness, but also knowledge, even though the author himself gives partial instructions in the introduction to the book. And although the reviewer did not understand most of the complicated formulas, she found that logic is not always necessary: on the contrary, where logic decreases, adventure increases. In this way, some poems became humorous statement.[38] His book Equation Poetry was mentioned in the Kandelaber podcast, which is dedicated to the evaluation of literature, as an exceptional poetry book in the year 2022.[39]

Writing style and philosophy edit

His work includes mainly philosophy, visual arts, and poetry, while linking each of these elements with mathematical symbols. Rochallyi uses mathematical language as an organizational principle and at the same time uses mathematical symbols to describe intonation notation, or to define various types of specifications whose semantics are easier or more effective to express in non-verbal form.[40]

In the field of philosophy, he was influenced by the work of physicist Max Tegmark and mathematician G. H. Hardy. In the field of creation, he was shaped by the works of early experimental avant-garde artists (painters and poets).[41]

In the French magazine Recours au poème n ° 212, Rochally's philosophy of creation is described as mathematical determinism.[42] In an interview in the literary magazine Tiny spoon, he claims that all the free decisions we have made and will make are determined by the mathematical nature of reality. Art and unconditional love are the only ways to turn your back on determinism, at least for a while.[43]

Golden Ratio Poetry edit

Rochallyi used an experimental poetic form of the golden ratio around 2012.[44] It follows a strict structure based on the golden number 1.618033 in syllables. Typically represented in the form of six lines, 1/6/1/8 / (0) / 3/3 - with so many words or syllables on the line that correspond to the golden number. The only limitation of poetry according to the golden number is the number of words or syllables followed by the sequence number 1.618033. The Greek letter Phi represents the golden ratio. Its value is 1.618034. In Golden Divine collection (2015), he tried to link poetry with Fi (φ) and hence the number 1,618034 in non-graphical form and with a golden section in its graphic form.[45] Schmidt argues that his Golden Divine is a prototype of formal fundamentalism in poetry, employing a restriction according to the Greek letter phi.[33] The only limitation of "Golden Ratio Poetry" is that the number of words or syllables follows the sequence of digits in 1.618034.

Equation Poetry edit

Equation Poetry uses mathematical language as an organizational principle and at the same time uses mathematical symbols to describe intonation notation (for example, nervous³), or to define various types of specifications that are simpler or more efficient to express in non-text form. In Acta Victoriana Rochallyi claims that every formal rule in poetry is a mathematical rule.[46] This restriction defines the form of poetry. Hence, it can be said that (almost) no form of poetry can do without mathematics.[47] In the Author's Note in Roanoke Review he mentioned that they both have symbolism, algorithmic basis, structures, formulas, and symmetry. Combining the two is completely natural, as is reading and studying their patterns.[48]

Rochallyi claim that the ambition of Equation Poetry should not be to preserve the meaning of the equation, but to preserve the form, formula and symmetry as accurately as possible.[49] Preserving its full meaning would define the content of poetry and not just form. In such a case, we would not even be making poetry because the resulting poem would be a cluster of precisely positioned words, but without the general meaning. And we wouldn't be creating anything mathematical either; the resulting equation would simply not make sense.[50]

According to Rochallyi's article in The Minnesota Review, Equation Poetry is characterized by a greater freedom of writing, or at least the possibility of choosing the equations used, which in itself defines the freedom of its creation. And this is a freedom much greater than that provided by most of the strict structural forms.[51]

Vector Poetry edit

For Rochallyi, 2022 and 2023 are the years of answering whether vector poetry can provide an extended visual interpretation of the language unavailable through traditional notation and interpretation. The combination of time, space, movement, and direction can expand all aspects of a text and its meaning. His endeavor aims to investigate the semantics/semiotics of vectors in poetry as a response to the problem of creating meaningful patterns. Rochallyi believe that Vectors can be used to create a sense of movement in a poem. For example, words can flow smoothly from one to another, creating a sense of rhythm and movement. It can add another layer of meaning to the poem and make it more interesting to explore.[43][52] Vector Poetry replaces words or partial phrases with vectors. In vector poetry, words are arranged in a specific way to visually represent the poem's meaning. Just as a vector is defined by its direction and length, each word or sentence is represented by a line that points in a particular direction and has a certain length. Vector poetry is a form of mathematical expressionism in art. It can capture words, emotions, movement, and location.[53] In an essay entitled Classification of Mathematical Poetry in Hyperrhiz Journal, Rochallyi described vector poetry as a method of creating poetry and vectorizing poetry through vector space-VSP. His vector poetry captures states, space, and time to showcase a concise but poetic expression.[54][55] It achieves an emotional effect by moving a word or phrase across a grid of vector space, creating a visual and especially emotional effect, or by using mathematical equations to create shapes and movements.[56]

Bibliography edit

Poetry edit

  • 2004 – Panoptikum: Haikai no renga. [in Slovak]. ISBN 978-1981294893.
  • 2014 – Yehidah. [in Slovak] 2014. 67 p. ISBN 978-1523354542.
  • 2015 – Golden Divine. [in Slovak] Brno: Tribun EU, 34 p. ISBN 978-80-263-0877-5.
  • 2015 – Blood. [in Slovak]2015. 43 p. ISBN 978-80-972031-7-7.
  • 2016 – Torwalden. [in Slovak] 2016. ISBN 978-1534848702.
  • 2018 – Mechanics of everyday life. [in Slovak] 2018. ISBN 978-80-8202-030-7.
  • 2018 – Arété.[in Slovak] 2018. ISBN 978-80-8202-041-3
  • 2019 – DNA: Leinwänden der Poesie [in German] ISBN 978-8097350116
  • 2019 – DNA: Canvases of Poetry [in English] ISBN 978-8097350123
  • 2020 – PUNCH [in English] ISBN 978-8097373702
  • 2021 – # mathaeata [in English], ISBN 9788097373719
  • 2022 – Rovnicová poézia/ Equation Poetry. [in Slovak] Bratislava: Drewo a srd, 96 p.ISBN 978-80-89550-80-7
  • 2023 – A vague report of a strange time: a non-mathematically poetic [in English] Tulsa: Yorkshire Publishing ISBN 978-1960810311
  • 2023 – oo [in English] Nat 1 Publishing LLC, Audience Askew, Auburn ASIN B0CNV7Y1GC

Prose edit

  • 2017 – A Letter for a son.Brno: Tribun EU, 2017. 98 p. [in English] ISBN 978-80-263-1195-9.
  • 2019 – Mythra Invictus. The destiny of man. Bratislava: VSSS, 2019. 108 p. [in English] [in German] ISBN 9788082020857.
  • 2020 – ESSE. Theorems on morality and power. Bratislava: EOCN. 168p. [in English] ISBN 978-80-9735-013-0.

Essays edit

  • 2023 - Classification of Mathematical Poetry, Hyperrhiz Journal[56]

Visual and Fine arts edit

Rochallyi's visual work includes collage and painting. All his paintings and collages contain equations or mathematical elements. His collages have been published mainly in magazines.[57] In 2020, he was included in a selection of artists in the catalog 101 Contemporary Artists and more.[58] In 2023, he was finalist in the Nanjing International Biennal, organised by Nanjing University of the Arts.[59]

His paintings have been exhibited, for example:

  • Número Seis. Punto, The Wrong Biennale, Alicante, Spain[60]
  • Szépművészeti Múzeum, Budapest, Hungary [61]
  • #social 2022, CICA Museum, Soul, South Korea [62]
  • Progress. On Contemporary and Future Society, GALLERY Loosenart, Rome, Italy[63]
  • Collecting & Reassembling, Richmond Art Gallery, Richmond, BC, Canada[64]
  • III Convocatoria", MIDECIANT, Innovation Centre in Art and New Technologies, The International Museum of Electrography, University of Castilla-La Mancha, Cuenca, Spain[65]
  • /’Fu:bar/ Glitch art Exhibition, Institut Français En Croatie in Zagreb, Croatia[66]
  • Electronics, new media, robotics in art context, Pandora Kunstgalerie, Berlin, Germany[67]
  • Magic + Miracles, Kreiva Gallery, Bridlington, United Kingdom[68]

See also edit

References edit

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  68. ^ "MAGIC+ MIRACLES". UK: Kreiva Gallery. 2023. Retrieved 16 December 2023.

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Radoslav Rochallyi born 1 May 1980 Bardejov Czechoslovakia is a Slovak writer artist and poet living in the Malta and Czech Republic 2 Radoslav RochallyiBorn 1980 05 01 1 May 1980Bardejov CzechoslovakiaAlma materLondon International Graduate SchoolKnown forGolden Ratio PoetryEquation poetryNotable workPUNCHStyleMathematics based artMovementIn Poetry Concrete poetryVisual poetryIn Visual arts Neo DadaChildren4 1 Sample of DNA Equation poetry 2019 Poem title BisherVisusal Art 2020 title GeneaWaste Contents 1 Early life and education 2 Works 2 1 Mythra Invictus 2 2 DNA Canvases of Poetry DNA Leinwanden der Poesie 2 3 PUNCH 2 4 ESSE 2 5 Mathaeata 2 6 Rovnicova poezia Equation Poetry 3 Writing style and philosophy 3 1 Golden Ratio Poetry 3 2 Equation Poetry 3 3 Vector Poetry 4 Bibliography 4 1 Poetry 4 2 Prose 4 3 Essays 5 Visual and Fine arts 6 See also 7 References 8 External linksEarly life and education editRochallyi was born in Bardejov Czechoslovakia in a family with Lemko and Hungarian roots 3 4 He start reading even before started primary school The first book he read was the book Black Ships by Maciej Slomczynski Around his eight years he came across Lermontov s poems Rochallyi started writing poetry as a ten year old and he published own works in magazines from the age of sixteen 1 5 6 The Author graduated in Management at the London International Graduate School and holds a certificate in Fine arts which he received at the Pratt Institute 7 8 He also studied philosophy and mathematics linear algebra 9 He is a member of Mensa 5 6 Works editMathematical elements such as symmetry geometry equations and numbers are common themes in his work Using a wide range of media Rochallyi creates visual patterns He perceives his work as a combination of poetry painting digital and mathematics 10 Rochallyi is the author of fifteen books In addition to Slovak and English Rochallyi writes in Hungarian 11 Czech 12 13 and German 14 15 He debuted with the collection of poetry Panoptikum Haikai no renga 2004 written in Japanese haiku 6 According to Jan Balaz the poetry of Radoslav Rochally is characterized by the use of a free verse which gives the author the necessary freedom and directness to retain the specific nature of the testimony without embellishments 16 In 2018 he won second and third place in the 2018 SSS Reader s Prize literary competition for the poetry collection Panoptikum and the prose book Letter for a Son 17 According to Lenka Vrebl the perception of Radoslav Rochallyi is not playful it is serious direct and focused 18 Mythra Invictus edit The book was published in Slovak English and German in 2019 The book Mythra Invictus has received a positive reception 19 20 According to Dominik Petruska Mythra Invictus is a highly abstract work in terms of the ideas it presents but at the same time it is very concrete through the feelings of the main character The text evokes a strong aesthetic impression which is ensured by the simple language in which complex philosophical questions are told 21 Rochallyi said in an interview that he was more influenced by the archetypal story of Gilgamesh in his writing than by Mithrianism itself 22 DNA Canvases of Poetry DNA Leinwanden der Poesie edit The book PUNCH was published in English and German in 2019 In the DNA Canvases of Poetry collection he uses mathematical equations to express his poetry 23 In addition to his book poetic equations have also been published in many anthologies and journals For example in anthologies and journals published at Stanford University 24 California State University 25 Utah Tech University 26 Olivet College 27 or Las Positas College 28 PUNCH edit The book PUNCH was published only in English in 2020 In the Punch collection author uses poems based on mathematics especially on mathematical equations Both the texts and the equations are based on the author s need to divide the text into a semantically and formally clear form This work does not belong to concrete pattern graphic code FIB or visual poetry It is an alternative approach to creation 29 1 Poetic equations from the Punch collection was reviewed and published in journals 30 9 31 32 By Andrea Schmidt Rochallyi be able to find a bearable relationship between the mathematical formalism and freedom Schmidt argues that his poetry is a critique of semantics and language as such Schmidt in a review in the Rain Taxi writes that PUNCH can be considered one of the most important works of experimental poetry in the last decade 33 Later journal Dunes Review published his poem written in a geometric plotter 34 ESSE edit The book was published in English and Slovak in 2020 It is a logical ethical essay and a thought experiment on free will It deals with the problem of free will and determinism where the author argues that free will as we perceive it is an illusion and that moral decisions are not really moral 35 According to another source it is a logical philosophical analysis of morality and power describing morality only as an adaptive characteristic of a social being 36 Mathaeata edit The book was published in English only in 2021 Steven J Fowler in an annotation to the book Mathaeata wrote that Rochallyi builds poetry in mathematical terms situating a droll humour laced with Nietzchean declaration within the context of brilliantly innovative visual design 37 Rovnicova poezia Equation Poetry edit The book was published in Slovak in 2022 by Drewo a srd publishing house in Bratislava In review of the book Rovnicova poezia Eva Urbanova wrote that penetrating the secrets of this type of poetry really requires not only willingness but also knowledge even though the author himself gives partial instructions in the introduction to the book And although the reviewer did not understand most of the complicated formulas she found that logic is not always necessary on the contrary where logic decreases adventure increases In this way some poems became humorous statement 38 His book Equation Poetry was mentioned in the Kandelaber podcast which is dedicated to the evaluation of literature as an exceptional poetry book in the year 2022 39 Writing style and philosophy editHis work includes mainly philosophy visual arts and poetry while linking each of these elements with mathematical symbols Rochallyi uses mathematical language as an organizational principle and at the same time uses mathematical symbols to describe intonation notation or to define various types of specifications whose semantics are easier or more effective to express in non verbal form 40 In the field of philosophy he was influenced by the work of physicist Max Tegmark and mathematician G H Hardy In the field of creation he was shaped by the works of early experimental avant garde artists painters and poets 41 In the French magazine Recours au poeme n 212 Rochally s philosophy of creation is described as mathematical determinism 42 In an interview in the literary magazine Tiny spoon he claims that all the free decisions we have made and will make are determined by the mathematical nature of reality Art and unconditional love are the only ways to turn your back on determinism at least for a while 43 Golden Ratio Poetry edit Rochallyi used an experimental poetic form of the golden ratio around 2012 44 It follows a strict structure based on the golden number 1 618033 in syllables Typically represented in the form of six lines 1 6 1 8 0 3 3 with so many words or syllables on the line that correspond to the golden number The only limitation of poetry according to the golden number is the number of words or syllables followed by the sequence number 1 618033 The Greek letter Phi represents the golden ratio Its value is 1 618034 In Golden Divine collection 2015 he tried to link poetry with Fi f and hence the number 1 618034 in non graphical form and with a golden section in its graphic form 45 Schmidt argues that his Golden Divine is a prototype of formal fundamentalism in poetry employing a restriction according to the Greek letter phi 33 The only limitation of Golden Ratio Poetry is that the number of words or syllables follows the sequence of digits in 1 618034 Equation Poetry edit Equation Poetry uses mathematical language as an organizational principle and at the same time uses mathematical symbols to describe intonation notation for example nervous or to define various types of specifications that are simpler or more efficient to express in non text form In Acta Victoriana Rochallyi claims that every formal rule in poetry is a mathematical rule 46 This restriction defines the form of poetry Hence it can be said that almost no form of poetry can do without mathematics 47 In the Author s Note in Roanoke Review he mentioned that they both have symbolism algorithmic basis structures formulas and symmetry Combining the two is completely natural as is reading and studying their patterns 48 Rochallyi claim that the ambition of Equation Poetry should not be to preserve the meaning of the equation but to preserve the form formula and symmetry as accurately as possible 49 Preserving its full meaning would define the content of poetry and not just form In such a case we would not even be making poetry because the resulting poem would be a cluster of precisely positioned words but without the general meaning And we wouldn t be creating anything mathematical either the resulting equation would simply not make sense 50 According to Rochallyi s article in The Minnesota Review Equation Poetry is characterized by a greater freedom of writing or at least the possibility of choosing the equations used which in itself defines the freedom of its creation And this is a freedom much greater than that provided by most of the strict structural forms 51 Vector Poetry edit For Rochallyi 2022 and 2023 are the years of answering whether vector poetry can provide an extended visual interpretation of the language unavailable through traditional notation and interpretation The combination of time space movement and direction can expand all aspects of a text and its meaning His endeavor aims to investigate the semantics semiotics of vectors in poetry as a response to the problem of creating meaningful patterns Rochallyi believe that Vectors can be used to create a sense of movement in a poem For example words can flow smoothly from one to another creating a sense of rhythm and movement It can add another layer of meaning to the poem and make it more interesting to explore 43 52 Vector Poetry replaces words or partial phrases with vectors In vector poetry words are arranged in a specific way to visually represent the poem s meaning Just as a vector is defined by its direction and length each word or sentence is represented by a line that points in a particular direction and has a certain length Vector poetry is a form of mathematical expressionism in art It can capture words emotions movement and location 53 In an essay entitled Classification of Mathematical Poetry in Hyperrhiz Journal Rochallyi described vector poetry as a method of creating poetry and vectorizing poetry through vector space VSP His vector poetry captures states space and time to showcase a concise but poetic expression 54 55 It achieves an emotional effect by moving a word or phrase across a grid of vector space creating a visual and especially emotional effect or by using mathematical equations to create shapes and movements 56 Bibliography editPoetry edit 2004 Panoptikum Haikai no renga in Slovak ISBN 978 1981294893 2014 Yehidah in Slovak 2014 67 p ISBN 978 1523354542 2015 Golden Divine in Slovak Brno Tribun EU 34 p ISBN 978 80 263 0877 5 2015 Blood in Slovak 2015 43 p ISBN 978 80 972031 7 7 2016 Torwalden in Slovak 2016 ISBN 978 1534848702 2018 Mechanics of everyday life in Slovak 2018 ISBN 978 80 8202 030 7 2018 Arete in Slovak 2018 ISBN 978 80 8202 041 3 2019 DNA Leinwanden der Poesie in German ISBN 978 8097350116 2019 DNA Canvases of Poetry in English ISBN 978 8097350123 2020 PUNCH in English ISBN 978 8097373702 2021 mathaeata in English ISBN 9788097373719 2022 Rovnicova poezia Equation Poetry in Slovak Bratislava Drewo a srd 96 p ISBN 978 80 89550 80 7 2023 A vague report of a strange time a non mathematically poetic in English Tulsa Yorkshire Publishing ISBN 978 1960810311 2023 oo in English Nat 1 Publishing LLC Audience Askew Auburn ASIN B0CNV7Y1GCProse edit 2017 A Letter for a son Brno Tribun EU 2017 98 p in English ISBN 978 80 263 1195 9 2019 Mythra Invictus The destiny of man Bratislava VSSS 2019 108 p in English in German ISBN 9788082020857 2020 ESSE Theorems on morality and power Bratislava EOCN 168p in English ISBN 978 80 9735 013 0 Essays edit 2023 Classification of Mathematical Poetry Hyperrhiz Journal 56 Visual and Fine arts editRochallyi s visual work includes collage and painting All his paintings and collages contain equations or mathematical elements His collages have been published mainly in magazines 57 In 2020 he was included in a selection of artists in the catalog 101 Contemporary Artists and more 58 In 2023 he was finalist in the Nanjing International Biennal organised by Nanjing University of the Arts 59 His paintings have been exhibited for example Numero Seis Punto The Wrong Biennale Alicante Spain 60 Szepmuveszeti Muzeum Budapest Hungary 61 social 2022 CICA Museum Soul South Korea 62 Progress On Contemporary and Future Society GALLERY Loosenart Rome Italy 63 Collecting amp Reassembling Richmond Art Gallery Richmond BC Canada 64 III Convocatoria MIDECIANT Innovation Centre in Art and New Technologies The International Museum of Electrography University of Castilla La Mancha Cuenca Spain 65 Fu bar Glitch art Exhibition Institut Francais En Croatie in Zagreb Croatia 66 Electronics new media robotics in art context Pandora Kunstgalerie Berlin Germany 67 Magic Miracles Kreiva Gallery Bridlington United Kingdom 68 See also edit nbsp Poetry portal nbsp Biography portal nbsp Visual arts portal nbsp Mathematics portal nbsp Arts portalVisual poetry Mathematics and art Conceptual art Concrete poetryReferences edit a b c Radoslav Rochallyi Interview London United Kingdom Guts Publishing 2020 archived from the original on 1 April 2022 retrieved 21 November 2022 Constance Brewer ed 2022 Bio Radoslav Rochallyi PDF Gyroscope Review USA Gyroscope Press 22 3 64 ISBN 979 8837489648 Archived PDF from the original on 1 July 2022 Retrieved 21 November 2022 Peabody Richard ed 2022 When he comes out R Rochallyi Gargoyle Magazine Washington USA Paycock Press 75 ISSN 0162 1149 Archived from the original on 28 September 2022 Retrieved 21 November 2022 Dimitri Kaufman Radoslav Rochallyi The Decadent Review Archived from the original on 27 October 2022 Retrieved 21 November 2022 a b Mensa Slovensko Radoslav Rochallyi Mensa Archived from the original on 30 March 2019 Retrieved 21 November 2022 a b c Cifra Stefan 2017 Rochallyi s member medallion in Slovak Slovakia Association of Slovak Writers archived from the original on 27 July 2022 retrieved 21 November 2022 Radoslav Rochallyi profile 21 May 2020 Retrieved 26 June 2023 Phillipe Martin Chatelain ed 2020 Poetry rochallyi In Parentheses Literary Magazine Fall 2020 USA IN PARENTHESES ART 6 2 4 Archived from the original on 26 May 2022 Retrieved 21 November 2022 a b Carlaftes Peter 2020 The Media Promises MAINTENANT 14 Contemporary Dada Art amp Writing New York USA Three Rooms Press 14 ISBN 978 1 941110 91 1 Archived from the original on 18 July 2020 Retrieved 21 November 2022 Abrams Katy Powell Mark eds 20 November 2023 Dame Cold Mountain Review North Carolina Appalachian State University 51 2023 Issue on Renewal ISSN 1534 1488 Archived from the original on 3 December 2023 Retrieved 3 December 2023 Parnasszus 2023 evi 3 szama Parnasszus 1147 Budapest Gyarmat u 106 TIPP Cult Kft 3 2023 2023 ISSN 1219 3275 a href Template Cite journal html title Template Cite journal cite journal a CS1 maint location link Ludvik Hess ed 2021 Her voice had a tone of complete silence Divoke Vino in Czech Divoke Vino Praha 115 ISSN 1214 6099 Archived from the original on 24 September 2021 Retrieved 21 November 2022 Martin Vlcek ed Matematicka poezie Pandora Spolek Pandora 41 46 ISSN 1801 6782 Archived from the original on 25 May 2022 Retrieved 21 November 2022 Rochallyi Stephan Tikatsch Hrsg ed Grusse SYLTSE Zeitung fur Schwerdenkeleien amp Leichtsinnigenten SYLTSE 5 68 Archived from the original on 23 August 2023 Alt URL Die Bestandigkeit der Erinnerung Exodus Magazin in German Germany EXODUS 44 44 2022 ISSN 1860 675X Archived from the original on 27 May 2022 Retrieved 21 November 2022 Balaz Jan 2019 Rochallyi s married poetic duo PDF Literary Weekly in Slovak Bratislava The Cultural literary academy 32 7 8 17 ISSN 0862 5999 Archived PDF from the original on 26 November 2020 Retrieved 21 November 2022 Mikolaj Dusan Valek Igor Cifra Stefan 14 November 2018 Reader s Prize 2017 Literary Weekly in Slovak Bratislava Cultural and literary academy 2018 39 40 ISSN 0862 5999 Vrebl Lenka Rochallyi s poet known and unknown Analysis of creation Obrys Kmen in Czech Praha Union of the Czech Writers 2019 24 ISSN 1210 1494 Archived from the original on 12 June 2022 Retrieved 21 November 2022 Stachova Olivia 2020 Questions of the essence of being Literarny Tyzdennik in Slovak Bratislava Kulturno literarna akademia 33 11 12 ISSN 0862 5999 Cobejova Alexandra 2020 Experiment with poetics of myth Literarny Tyzdennik in Slovak Bratislava Kulturno literarna akademia 33 11 12 ISSN 0862 5999 Archived from the original on 25 March 2020 Retrieved 21 November 2022 Petruska Dominik 2021 Review of the book Mythra Invictus by Dominik Petruska in Slovak Kosice Slovakia Inlibry Lukas Perny 2021 Interview with Radoslav Rochalyi We live in a time when it is impossible to believe in anything unconditionally in Slovak Kosice Slovakia Inlibry Rochallyi Radoslav 2019 DNA Leinwanden der Poesie European Open Culture Network o z p 39 ISBN 978 80 973501 2 3 Lorenzo Bartolucci Katherine G T Whatley ed 8 May 2021 The World Pretends to Be Burning Mantis Stanford Journal of Poetry Criticism and Translations Stanford University 19 128 ISSN 1540 4544 OCLC 49879239 Sarah Pape ed 8 May 2021 RTAW Watershed Review at Chico State California State University 43 Archived from the original on 27 March 2022 Retrieved 21 November 2022 The Halved Route 7 Review Dixie State University 1 8 28 October 2020 ISSN 2694 1481 Archived from the original on 29 August 2022 Retrieved 21 November 2022 Jack Caporuscio ed 2020 One PoeMath The Garfield Lake Review PDF 2020 ed MI USA Olivet College p 51 Archived PDF from the original on 25 March 2022 Retrieved 21 November 2022 Melissa Korber 2020 Poetica Havik 2020 Homeward the las Positas College Journal of Arts and Literature CA USA The Las Positas College 1 Rochallyi R McFarland A Jordan B eds A dozen A I Antilang Canada The Anti Languorous Project 8 Fall 2020 45 ISSN 2561 5610 Archived from the original on 15 November 2020 Retrieved 21 November 2022 Respirator Blues by Radoslav Rochallyi The Wax Paper Chicago USA The Wax Paper ltd 3 11 50 20 October 2020 ISSN 2641 6433 Archived from the original on 16 November 2022 Retrieved 21 November 2022 Pufpaf Tyler 2020 The Media Promises Variant Literature Journal North Carolina USA Variant Literature Inc 1 3 ISBN 9781714921188 Archived from the original on 20 May 2022 Retrieved 21 November 2022 Igor V Zaitsev ed 2020 A dozen Ice on A I Night Picnic Press New York USA Night Picnic Press LLC 3 3 ISBN 9781970033137 Archived from the original on 12 December 2020 Retrieved 21 November 2022 a b Andrea Schmidt 2021 PUNCH Rain Taxi Minneapolis USA Rain Taxi Inc Summer 2021 ISSN 1943 4383 OCLC 939786025 Archived from the original on 1 September 2021 Retrieved 21 November 2022 Rochallyi Rado Jennifer Yeatts Teresa Scollon ed Vector and Termination Dunes Review Traverse City Michigan Michigan Writers Inc 27 1 Summer 2023 ISSN 1545 3111 Lukas Perny 2021 Interview with Radoslav Rochalyi We live in a time when it is impossible to believe in anything unconditionally in Slovak Kosice Slovakia Inlibry Esse in Czech Prague Elibro 2020 Fowler Steven J 2021 Mathaeata EOCN ISBN 9788097373719 Retrieved 1 November 2021 Eva Urbanova 13 October 2023 Nevyspytateľne cesty poezie Knizna revue 2023 07 08 Bratislava The Slovak Literary Centre Archived from the original on 29 January 2024 Retrieved 29 January 2024 Sivanic Peter 12 December 2022 Reader s Diary 21 The best books and comics of 2022 Podcast Kandelaber oz Event occurs at 43 50 Retrieved 29 January 2024 Radoslav Rochallyi Novotvar The international literary festival Novotvar Archived from the original on 24 July 2022 Retrieved 21 November 2022 1 Poets amp Writers Directory Radoslav Rochallyi Poets amp Writers USA Poets amp Writers Inc 21 May 2020 Archived from the original on 25 March 2022 Retrieved 21 November 2022 Marilyne Bertoncini and Carole Mesrobian ed 30 December 2021 Radoslav Rochallyi Envoler et autres poemes Recours au poeme Recours au Poeme Nice France 212 1 ISSN 2269 0298 Archived from the original on 29 May 2022 Retrieved 21 November 2022 a b Tiny talks with Radoslav Rochallyi Tiny Spoon Literary Magazine 25 March 2023 Archived from the original on 26 March 2023 Retrieved 26 March 2023 Rochallyi Radoslav 2022 Deanna Haunsperger ed GOLDEN RATIO POETRY MATHEMATICAL POETRY ACCORDING TO F Washington D C Mathematical Association of America Archived from the original on 7 June 2022 Retrieved 21 November 2022 Vrebl Lenka Rochallyi s poet known and unknown Analysis of creation Obrys Kmen in Czech Praha Union of the Czech Writers 2019 24 ISSN 1210 1494 Archived from the original on 27 June 2019 Retrieved 21 November 2022 Rochallyi Radoslav 2021 Marco Istasy and Claire Ellis ed Equations Just for today Acta Victoriana Victoria University Toronto 2021 ISSN 0700 8406 Archived from the original on 13 August 2022 Retrieved 17 March 2023 Rochallyi Radoslav 2021 Deanna Haunsperger ed EQUATION POETRY Washington D C Mathematical Association of America Archived from the original on 4 November 2021 Retrieved 21 November 2022 Rochallyi Radoslav 2021 Mary Crockett Hill ed 3 poems Roanoke Review Roanoke College 2021 ISSN 0035 7367 Archived from the original on 6 November 2021 Retrieved 21 November 2022 Chapter 3 Mixed Bag Spoken To Different People Mumbai India Poets Choice 2019 p 150 ISBN 9781946211149 Rochallyi Radoslav 27 October 2021 Sulej Peter ed Rovnicova poezia Equation Poetry Vlna in Slovak 88 2021 120 ISSN 1335 5341 OCLC 45012887 Archived from the original on 4 November 2021 Retrieved 21 November 2022 Rochallyi Radoslav 1 November 2022 Watson Janell ed Dt Panta rei The Minnesota Review 2022 99 53 54 doi 10 1215 00265667 9993097 eISSN 2157 4189 ISSN 0026 5667 S2CID 255914856 Archived from the original on 19 January 2023 Retrieved 19 January 2022 Rochallyi Radoslav Melissa Ford Lucken ed I pay with blood Washington Square Review MI 48933 Lansing Community College 2023 Summer a href Template Cite journal html title Template Cite journal cite journal a CS1 maint location link Rochallyi Radoslav 2023 Vector Poetry Washington D C Mathematical Association of America Archived from the original on 29 June 2023 Retrieved 29 June 2023 Rochallyi Radoslav 2022 Peyton Toups ed time in a glass spoon Philadelphia The Penn Review University of Pennsylvania Archived from the original on 5 June 2023 Retrieved 10 June 2023 Rochallyi Radoslav Cheeky The Rialto poetry magazine Norwich The Rialto 2023 100 ISSN 0268 5981 Archived from the original on 1 June 2023 Retrieved 10 June 2023 a b Rochallyi Radoslav 2023 Classification of Mathematical Poetry Hyperrhiz New Media Cultures North Carolina North Carolina State University 2023 26 doi 10 20415 hyp 026 a01 ISSN 1555 9351 Archived from the original on 8 June 2023 Retrieved 10 June 2023 Arts amp Media Radoslav Rochallyi US Illinois State University 2022 Retrieved 29 June 2023 Contemporary Artists Book Collection by CoA 2020 101 Contemporary Artists and more Georgia CoA Retrieved 16 December 2023 Winners Nanjing International Biennial of Poster for Peace 2023 China School of Design Nanjing University of the Arts 2023 Retrieved 16 December 2023 2o23 24 artists Spain The Wrong Studio 2024 Retrieved 3 February 2023 ILLYEN ES HARBORU Budapest Hungary Szepmuveszeti Muzeum 2019 Archived from the original on 4 July 2022 Retrieved 10 March 2023 Exhibition Social 2022 PDF Soul South Korea CICA Museum October 2022 Retrieved 10 March 2023 Exhibition PROGRESS ON CONTEMPORARY AND FUTURE SOCIETY Rome Italy GALLERY Loosenart December 2022 Retrieved 10 March 2023 Collecting amp Reassembling International Mail Art Exhibition and Fundraiser Richmond BC Canada Richmond Art Gallery September 2023 Retrieved 10 March 2023 III Convocatoria Spain University of Castilla 2023 Retrieved 16 December 2023 FUBAR EXPO ARTIST amp WORK LIST Croatia Institut Francais En Croatie in Zagreb 2023 Retrieved 16 December 2023 Electronics new media robotics in art context Germany Artfacts GmbH 2023 Retrieved 16 December 2023 MAGIC MIRACLES UK Kreiva Gallery 2023 Retrieved 16 December 2023 External links edit nbsp Wikiquote has quotations related to Radoslav Rochallyi nbsp Media related to Radoslav Rochallyi at Wikimedia Commons Personal page url https rochallyi com Rochallyi profile at The ARCHIVE OF DIGITAL ART ADA the former Database of Virtual Art Universitat fur Weiterbildung Krems url https www digitalartarchive at database artists general artist rochallyi html Radoslav Rochallyi de Kulturvernetzung Niederosterreich GmbH 2019 url https www kulturvernetzung at de rochallyi Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Radoslav Rochallyi amp oldid 1209621412, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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