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          Oliviero Toscani

An Italian photographer is world-known for his controversial advertising campaigns for Benetton company 1982 - 2000. 

Most of these campaigns were based on rather controversial photos. They were usually associated with the United Colors of Benetton logo.

  • Vogue
  • United Colors of Benetton
  • Galleria degli Uffizi

Oliviero Toscani has published several photo books and is one of the best European photographers.  

Known as the creator of world-famous brands and magazines, he is the author of corporate images and campaigns forEsprit, Chanel, Fiorucci, Prénatal.

He has worked as a fashion photographer for Elle , Vogue , GQ, Harper's Bazaar, Esquire and Stern.


Jindřich Štreit

Czech documentary photographer, university teacher and cultural live "movetor". 

He is focused on rural live documentation, interested in Czech village.

He was interested in agriculture and hard work in a fabric theme.

During this time he focused on social issues such as drug addicts, the handicapped, the blind, prisoners, the elderly, health care workers, foreigners, smokers, and the homeless. He also focuses on sacral themes.

As of 2023, Jindřich Štreit has published 98 books, 103 catalogues and many book illustrations. His book Kde domov můj/Where My Home Is won the 1st prize in the European competition and the 1st prize in the Most Beautiful Book competition in 2017. He has had more than 1568 solo exhibitions in the Czech Republic and abroad. He is represented in the most important collections in the Czech Republic and worldwide. Several films have been made about him, Jan Špáta: Mezi světlem a tmou 2000, Aleš Koudela: Jindra ze Sovince, 2006, Libuše Rudinská: On the Body, 2018.In 2019, Kamil Zajíček and Štěpánka Bieleszová made a film about Štreit's activities in Sovinec, which won the 1st prize in the Czech Republic and the 3rd prize at the World Film Festival in Shanghai.

Štreit's mission is to use his projects to highlight social problems that are not or only slowly being solved.


Blanka Chocholová

is a Czech art photographer, exhibition curator and teacher. Since 1977, she has used few conventional methods, her free work concentrating on staged images, sequences, landscapes, still lifes, portraits and self-portraits. (Cycles: Katalog pocitů a Fotografický snář, Zmizelý čas, Deníkové záznamy z cest, Jiné předměty, atd.)

In the 1990s, professional model training teams were formed, and at that time she taught not only models in advertising agencies but later students of the Institute of Creative Photography at Silesian University in Opava. She is the author of study scripts (studio training; working with models and fashion photography).

She is an initiatior and author of the project Záchrana fotografických archivů renomovaných československých fotografů (Zdeněk Tmej, Karel Hájek, Karel Ludwig, Emila Medková, aj.). These are works by photographers who worked with her father in the 1940s and 1950s, mainly for magazines. Their photographs were published in this way, but not enlarged to large format, as was later the custom for exhibitions and gallery displays. During the lifetime of her father (Václav Chochola - a classic of Czech fine art and portrait photography), she enlarged his photographs with him, arranged them and evaluated their artistic and social historical value.