About

Miroslav Hák is a Czech photographer whose work thoughtfully explores the relationship between nature, architecture, and human experience. His photography blends abstraction with realism, encouraging viewers to reflect on the delicate intersections between the natural world and human-made environments. Themes of solitude, memory, and the passage of time are central to his work, which creates a visual dialogue between the present and the past.

Born in Prague, Hák developed an early interest in visual arts, which led him to study photography at the Academy of Art, Architecture, and Design in Prague. His formative years were deeply influenced by the rich history of Czech photography, shaped by both modernist traditions and the social changes that marked 20th-century Central Europe. A member of the influential Group 42, Hák’s work reflects the group’s commitment to exploring new forms of expression in photography. Through these experiences, Hák refined a photographic style that balances artistic expression with technical precision.