Tereza Jobová
#1 min Tereza Jobová
2. 3. 2026
The photographic series The Mad Countess examines how decadence may be articulated today and whether it has not vanished in an era marked by emotional numbness. The project reflects on stereotypes surrounding women, the male gaze, and everyday patriarchal norms, as the artist embodies a “wild” woman existing outside social expectations – excessive, unsettling, and unclassifiable. This transgressive figure disrupts established order and exposes the ways in which women are constrained by predetermined roles. The transgression of boundaries, extending to the brink of madness, opens a space of authenticity in which what is suppressed and rejected can become a source of strength.
All images | Tereza Jobová, The Mad Countess (Šílená hraběnka), 2024-2025
Tereza Jobová
#2 min Luboš Svoboda
Barbora Nemčeková
#1 min Sasha Kurmaz, Michał Sita
Sasha Kurmaz – Codes of Violence: Visual Diary
Artistic diary by Sasha Kurmaz, developed since the beginning of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, has just been published in the book form. The project consists of an ever-expanding set of approximately 500 collages, juxtaposing fragments of photographs, drawings, and images—visual material drawn from public space under the conditions of a war unfolding all around.
#3 min Barbora Čápová
Authenticity
We all want to be authentic. We yearn for authentic relationships and experiences. We share such moments and seek information we can trust. Yet the more we try to grasp hold of authenticity, the more it slips through our fingers. At its heart is a tension constantly renegotiated in response to our personal, societal, and technological evolution.
#2 min Josef Moucha
Negatives from the Trash 1900–1945
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#6 min Redakce / Editorial
2026 Fotograf Magazine Open Call
30. 4. 2026Talents wanted!
#1 min Bart Urbanski
Bart Urbanski
#1 min Michal Šimůnek