The exhibition presents iconic works by Josef Sudek and Jaromír Funke, whose photographs demonstrate how light, composition, and atmosphere can transform reality into poetic or constructivist visual worlds. These classical approaches are complemented by historical photomontages, double exposures, and analogue manipulations, showing how deeply the desire to reshape the image is rooted in the tradition of photography. The contemporary section of the exhibition develops this dialogue through artists working with AI and generative technologies. In her work Your Addiction Is the Message, Barbora Trnková reveals the mechanisms of visual dependency in the digital environment and the role of technologies in shaping our perceptions. Lenka Hamošová, in the project Troubling GAN and the series Strange Attractions, explores both the aesthetics and limitations of neural networks, showing how algorithms create and reproduce stereotypes or visual hallucinations. A collaborative work by Trnková and Javůrek, Generation of Princesses, uses generative models to critically reflect on pop-culture ideals of femininity and their digital reconstruction. The exhibition offers a visually compelling and intellectually accessible perspective on how our understanding of the image, reality, and the things we are willing to believe when we look is changing. date and time Mon—Thur 8:00—21:00 Fri 8:00—17:00 Sat 8:00—13:00