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Matija Vid Peček, also known as Matija Vid Peček Black, is a contemporary rope artist based in Zagreb, Croatia. Specializing in the art of Shibari, Peček has gained recognition for their unique approach that combines the aesthetics of rope bondage with elements of darkness, introspection, and emotional exploration.

Peček’s artistic practice goes beyond traditional Shibari techniques, pushing boundaries and inviting viewers to delve into the depths of human experiences. Through their art, they explore themes such as vulnerability, power dynamics, trust, sensuality, and the intricacies of human connection.

In their captivating performances, Peček skillfully weaves intricate patterns with ropes, creating visually stunning compositions. Each tie is carefully crafted to elicit specific emotions and convey narratives, blurring the lines between pain and pleasure, restraint and liberation. Their performances often evoke a sense of intimacy and provoke introspection, inviting the audience to reflect on their own desires, fears, and relationships.

Peček’s art is characterized by a distinct style that incorporates elements of the occult and the darker aspects of human existence. They skillfully integrate symbolic props, evocative lighting, and atmospheric settings to enhance the overall experience and create a sense of mystique. This fusion of Shibari with the occult adds another layer of depth to their work, inviting viewers to explore the realms of desire, subconscious desires, and the enigmatic nature of the human psyche.

As a contemporary rope artist, Peček actively contributes to the art scene in Zagreb and beyond. They participate in exhibitions, collaborate with other artists, and engage in workshops and educational events to share their knowledge and passion for Shibari. Through their art, they strive to challenge societal norms, promote body positivity, and encourage a deeper understanding of human connection and sexuality.

Their work represents a unique and thought-provoking approach to contemporary rope art, incorporating Shibari, the occult, and the exploration of human emotions. Their art pushes boundaries, ignites curiosity, and invites viewers to embrace the complexity and beauty of the human experience.

Peček’s rope art explores various themes, including vulnerability, power dynamics, trust, sensuality, and the intricacies of human connection. The art delves into the mystical and spiritual, weaving tales with knots and unleashing the power of three. Through mesmerizing conceptual and spiritual rope art experiences, Matija Vid Peček’s work delves into the depths of human experience, blurring the lines between pain and pleasure, restraint and liberation, and inviting viewers to explore the enigmatic nature of the human psyche.

Their art challenges societal norms by promoting body positivity, encouraging a deeper understanding of human connection and sexuality, and exploring themes that are often considered taboo or controversial. Through mesmerizing conceptual and spiritual rope art experiences, Matija Vid Peček’s work stimulates critical discussions and raises awareness about the complexities of human experience. By pushing boundaries and blurring the lines between pain and pleasure, restraint and liberation, Matija Vid Peček’s art challenges conventional notions of beauty, power, and desire.

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FAQ

How did you get started in this field and what was your path to becoming a professional conceptual rope artist?
My rope art adventure started with a Shibari workshop in my area. It opened up the creativity hidden within – so I could express my storytelling with much deeper details. I was already a freelance photographer, so Shibari just added to my artistic skills. I’ve also started creating physical art, that I didn’t do before. The installations in the client’s home, the Frame Project (Shibari frames), space decorating, performances and installations in the exhibit spaces. The rope has no limits, the limits are only put here by others and your limitations.
What inspires your art?
My art is inspired by my own experiences and emotions, as well as the desire to explore the enigmatic nature of the human psyche. I find great inspiration in nature and its patterns of showing and creating its symphony. People who inspire me are the ones who see the world from different perspectives, some of them are Anna Varney Cantodea and Rozz Williams. I’m here for the message and the vibes.
What is your creative process like? How do you come up with your unique concepts and ideas?
My creative process involves a lot of introspection and experimentation. I often start with a concept or theme inside of my mind or dream-state, and then explore different ways to express it through my art.
What is the significance of the ropes, props, and symbols you use in your performances?
The Ropes started as self-expression and to create depth in the storytelling in my photography. That grew into so much more – an emotional and strong bond created with my tools that are now an extension of my creativity. The ropes visually tie you down, but esoterically, mentally, you are in sub-space. You are travelling inside of your mind, experiencing the freedom and feeling of flying. Flowers are also well effective and beautiful tool of expression. Sadly we all know, they wither after picking so I’m giving them a longer life, celebrating their beauty in every knot.
In what ways do you push the boundaries of traditional rope bondage?
For me, traditional bondage is like anything traditional – full of knowledge and still building up to become an evolution. We all evolve, and so does art. Traditionals are full of base knowledge we all should start from building. Afterwards, our mind takes us on our unique paths that open up doors of possibilities in life and creativity we are here free to use in our will.
What themes do you explore in your art?
I explore themes such as vulnerability, power dynamics, trust, sensuality and human connection. I also integrate the occult and symbolic props into my work to add depth and mystique to it.
What are the key themes and emotions you aim to convey through your art?
The themes I cover in my art are the depth of the human psyche and the other side we cannot see, but can only imagine. Emotions are always different but always present in the work I do – from installation to portraiture.
How does your gender identity and sexual orientation influence your art?
My gender identity and sexual orientation are an integral part of my identity and therefore influence my art in various ways. For example, I may explore themes related to gender identity, sexuality, and relationships in my art.
How do you want to contribute to the understanding of human sexuality and the subconscious through your work?
That there is much more than physical, and the things that we can see on the surface. We are all deeper beings, deeper than we even think, care or know. The liberation and connection with nature, that I emphasise in the work I create and channel, is something that liberates the soul.
What are your prices?
Depending on the work I do, I charge the prices. With my hired hands you get energy and invested time into the gathered knowledge, talent and my time. That is the time before, during the session and afterwards in the post-processing process. Each individual brings their own talents and skills, and we all should know our worth.
What are your long-term goals and where do you see yourself in 5-10 years?
Creating and striving. I believe in manifesting through hard work and visualisation towards the goals you want to achieve. I also believe we need to protect our peace and identity, so what we open up to the world should be enough.
What have been some of your proudest achievements and most challenging experiences so far?
I could mention many accolades and projects, but the one that touches my soul is the pure fact I still have the creativity and mental strength to push further.
How do you balance the different aspects of your work like performing, teaching, and exhibiting?
It all gets my pure essence. The stage, or in front of the camera and in front of the auditorium. It’s always hard to balance the emotion with the audience, and the connection you build is in a moment. It all creates a pure form of Art.
What advice would you give to someone interested in pursuing a similar career path?
Build your resume with skills, not job positions.
What are some of the most important lessons you’ve learned about the business side of being an artist?
It’s hard and satisfying. The balance is the key.

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