This monograph showcases Czech photographer Josef Sudek's "Labyrinths" series, featuring photographs of his studio space, a setting reminiscent of installation art. Noted poet Jaroslav Seifert described Sudek's studio as a surreal and picturesque disorder, almost akin to a subtle artwork. The series captures the multilayered and endlessly varied assemblages of objects within this space, following in the tradition of Sudek's previous works, "The Window of My Studio" and "Still Lifes". The book highlights Sudek's unique creative approach, revealing the complex beauty of his artfully arranged workspace.
