Barbora Lexová is the fourth generation of women from the family who studied at Prague's Academy of Arts, Architecture, and Design. She decided to continue her family legacy and dedicate her life to art. By choosing the creative discipline, she found her passion in life. Although she decided to study jewellery, Barbora tries to approach each task comprehensively. She sets no limit to the media or size of the objects and isn't afraid to cross the boundaries of the discipline. Experience with the material is an essential part of her work. Silversmithing training is occurring in focusing on detail in everything she does. She has always preferred to work with her hands and model in real space. She has long been interested in reconsidering the value and aesthetics of everyday objects. Her central theme is tactility and how surroundings can affect us. Because of participating in many abroad exhibitions and internships, she broadened her contacts and positioned herself in a field.

She now finished her master's degree in Jewellery at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Antwerp.

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Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp– Jewellery design & gold-silversmithing, MA

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Oslo National Academy of Arts– internship

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UMPRUM– Academy of Arts, Architecture, and Design in Prague, K.O.V.
(Concept–Object–Meaning) studio led by associate professor Eva Eisler, bachelor's degree, BA

Faculty of Architecture, Czech Technical University in Prague–Industrial design, one year