A few years back I discovered a place where one can feel safe. A place where you come and feel that you know everyone and that they actually like you. I run here from the crazy society to hide underground where I am myself. I keep my eyes closed and I listen. I'm holding a photo booth, and I can see things that other people can't. I'm kind of spying on the others and not letting them know what I'm doing or what I'm seeing. I then reverse this concept, where I make it a little bit harder for the third person looking at the project to recognize what is happening in the photos.

Vojtěch Plhák (1999), currently studying a Master's degree at the Department of Photography at FAMU in Prague in the studio of Rudo Prekop. He attended the Institute of Creative Photography in Opava and Tomáš Bat'a University in Zlín, where he studied photography. In his work he is actively focused on hunting, in which he tries to find the limits of ethics and explores this social bubble in all directions. Furthermore, he documents the life and transformation of his father while searching for a spiritual level. He works with classical photography and large format Linhof Technique, as well as video, 3D animation and in his latest work with the object.