Invasion 68: Prague

In 1968, amidst the turbulence of the Prague Spring, Josef Koudelka transitioned from theater photography to capturing the essence of a nation in turmoil. His lens delved into the heart of a city's struggle, unveiling the poignant moments of resistance and the silent suffering of its people. As Soviet tanks rolled into the streets, Koudelka's photographs became a haunting testament to the spirit of Prague and the collective memories of its citizens.

The collaboration with Irena Sorfova, Jaroslav Cuhra, Jiri Hoppe, and Jiri Suk enriches this visual narrative, offering a multifaceted perspective on the socio-political upheaval. Together, they convey the raw emotions and historical significance of an era, transforming personal experiences into a collective cry for freedom, reminding the world of the power that images hold in telling stories of courage and resilience.