Vladislav Mirvald: Architect of Circles and the Dance of Chance Vladislav Mirvald (1921-2003) remains a compelling figure in 20th-century Czech art, a painter whose unique vision blossomed from the quiet landscapes of Louny, Czechoslovakia. His career, spanning seven decades, is marked by an evolution from early Cubist explorations to a mature style characterized by intricate geometric abstractions – most famously his “Continuous Rolls” and “Cicero Circles.” Mirvald’s work isn't simply about depicting form; it’s a profound investigation into the relationship between order, chance, and percep…