My passion for photography first appeared before my studies at SUPŠ Bechyně, where I studied in the multimedia production studio. During my studies and afterwards I worked as a front-end/back-end programmer for more than five years - period, which taught me discipline and attention to detail, but also left me longing for something more tangible and immersive. The desire to create work that people could actually see and experience led me fully to photography.

In 2014, I started my studies at Tomas Bata University, where I studied digital design studio until 2017. There I honed my approach to capturing architecture and interior design. Among the first professional images of buildings are modular buildings, which are produced in the Zlín region. Photographing buildings, spaces and the interplay of light and shapes allowed me to combine my technical background with a newfound dedication to visual context.

Although I am now based in Prague, I lived in Brno for 32 years - where I return repeatedly to visit family and friends - and remain closely connected to the city. My work brings me to projects both locally and internationally, which reflects my beliefs, that architecture transcends borders. One of my favourite projects is the "Homestead in the Beskydy Mountains", realised in collaboration with WMA Architects. Photographing it during two different seasons has allowed me to gain a deeper understanding of how buildings evolve over time and how a change in environment can significantly alter the feeling of a space.

With each commission, I try to show how architecture, interior design, and design create the emotional response and context of a space, but also supported by craftsmanship and precision in materials, documentation and product photography. By stepping away from the screen and into the field, I have found a creative outlet that brings together all the best aspects of art, technology and humanity.