Voita Dukát

We cite from the cover:
"A Moravian photographer, Vojta Dukât (b. 1947), went into exile in the Netherlands after Czechoslovakia was occupied by the Soviet Army in August 1968. He then wandered the world and excelled in humanist photography. He continues to try and be a professional amateur, true to the Lubitel camera. He does not work systematically. He haunts places where he can find harmonic relations towards things and nature in the company of his fellow human beings. He likes to chat with people who are unstressed by the notion that time is money. In 1974 and 1976, he was a Nominee of Magnum Photos in Paris. Since the mid-1980s, he has limited his photography in order to concentrate on video recordings. He was awarded the Capi-Lux Alblas Prize, in 1997, and the Pieter Ouborg Prize, in 2001, for his long-term contribution to the visual arts. The articles in this monograph, Dukat's second, are by Antonin Dufek, an art historian and curator emeritus of the photography collection at the Moravian Gallery in Brno, Melchior de Wolff, T. S. Gottlieb, and Vojta Dukât."