ANETA JEŽKOVA
photography

About Aneta

 

Aneta Ježková is a photographer who captures fleeting moments of everyday life with tenderness and sensitivity.
Her work focuses on the search for subtle beauty in what often goes unnoticed – a small gesture, a glance, a beam of light.
She finds inspiration in the intersection of motherhood and female identity, exploring themes of connection, solitude, and the invisible emotions that weave through daily existence.

In her personal projects, she examines the relationship between caring for others and maintaining a connection to oneself.
Through her photographs, she creates a quiet space for reflection, where viewers can pause and feel the poetic layers of ordinary life.

She lives and works in Prague, Czech Republic.
In addition to her artistic work, she has extensive professional experience in marketing and public relations, which enables her to tell visual stories with both emotional and communicative strength.

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Exhibitions and Publications 

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• 2020 – Solo exhibition Everyday Prague at Praga Studios (in collaboration with Skanska)

• 2020 – Article published on Artmagazin.eu

• 2021 – Selected photograph on the theme "Community" recognized among the best on 500px (7,000 views, high Pulse rating)

• 2024 – Solo exhibition at Port7 (Karlín)

• 2024 – Publication of Prague 6 photographs in the autumn issue of Adresa magazine (Adresa Magazine – print)

• 2024 – Feature article in Pražský deník: "A Mother of Twins Behind the Lens" (print + web)

• 2024 – 3rd place in the monthly selection of Sony World Photography Awards

• 2024 – Selected by the curators of @outofthephotos2 on Instagram

• 2025 - In 2025, Aneta was nominated in the international 1839 Awards in the Minimalism (Non-professional) category. Her photograph was selected among the official nominees, recognized by the curators for its artistic quality and vision.

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She continues to develop her own long-term photographic projects focused on themes of motherhood, inner identity, and the silent bonds between people.