The Architect of Vanishing Corners Bratislava, 1885. The city of Pozsony breathes through its narrow alleys and stone facades, a setting that would define the visual language of Vojtech Marx. He begins his path not as a painter, but through the disciplined lens of a restorer and the practical hand of a theatrical painter. His education is a fragmented, international map of technical mastery. He moves from the higher gymnasium in Brati…