Trail of Light — Aneta Lis Marcinkiewicz
November 10, 2026 – February 28, 2027 Brummel House, Pilsen
Brummel House presents a project from the Housemuseum Art series, which connects contemporary art with the architecture of Adolf Loos. Polish artist Aneta Lis Marcinkiewicz presents the exhibition *Trail of Light*, in which light functions as a trail, a memory, and a visual gesture imprinted on space and material. Her work straddles the boundaries between jewelry, objects, installations, painting, and photography.
The authentic Loos interior of Brummel House—one of the highlights of his late work—creates a unique context in which contemporary art becomes a direct partner to architecture.
Curator: Maria Szadkowska
At first glance
The unpretentious grey villa house, located near the Pilsen bus station, hides an architectural gem. The interior of the Brummel House is a vibrant oasis of colour, where you can easily forget the woes of the outside world. The house and the family interior on the second floor were designed in 1928-29 by Adolf Loos in collaboration with his collaborator Karel Lhota for Jan Brummel, his wife Jana and Hedvika Liebstein, Jana’s mother.
In good company
The Brummel House was included in the prestigious Iconic Houses database in 2017. This Pilsen gem is thus in the company of world-famous houses and iconic buildings around the world.
Genius loci
Thank you very much for an amazing experience, the genius loci is really clear here. Thanks also to the nice lady guide. Sycamores from Prague
Greetings from the world
Thanks from Lithuania! Judita from Vilnius
Thank you for a very interesting tour. Albert and Magdalena from Höllviken, Sweden
Book a tour
The tours are organized by the municipal contributory organization Pilsen – TURISMUS under the banner of the Adolf Loos Pilsen project.
You can book a tour of the Brummel House and other works by Adolf Loos in Pilsen on his website under the link below.
