Aneta Ježková’s photographic style blends poetic realism with visual precision. Across her series, she explores the quietness of urban spaces, human presence, and the invisible layers of everyday life. She photographs façades, windows, plants behind glass, and fleeting human moments within the city — not as mere subjects, but as elements shaped by the spaces they inhabit. Working with natural light, minimalist composition, and subtle color, Ježková transforms ordinary scenes into contemplative images. In her gaze, reality becomes poetry: the city turns into a stage of silence, the human figure into a sign of presence, and the everyday moment into a meditation on time and continuity.

Her work bridges intimacy and distance, documentary and fine art, creating a coherent visual language across her series.