He began by photographing found objects and details of rocks and sculptures and reassembling them in a surrealist fashion. His simple still life's have human elements such as a profile, a human bone standing on a chair holding a dress, a landscape out of a headless nude female complimented by a silver teaspoon holding a bead and a false eyelash providing an illusion of a perfect eye. A Melancholic Day is the title of a collage of a couple dancing cut by an oversized knife. His colleges are narrative in style and many have autobiographical tones, they are enigmatic and hallucinatory. Phantom-like beings grow out of sand dunes and ghosts evaporate out of the old quarters of Prague.
Surrealism is alive and lives in Prague through the art of the third generation of surrealists.
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