“What does it mean to be home? I met Lyric, a 9-year-old girl living in a school bus in an RV park in Arizona, and Marion, who sleeps in her car near a day shelter for marginalized genders in Portland. We talked about the realities and complexities of growing up on the road and how social and economic forces shape our ideas of home and community.”

TONY DOCEKAL (1992, Amsterdam) is a photographer and visual artist driven by the quest for connection and the fluid nature of identity. Her work, inspired by personal encounters, explores the dynamics of being at home and on the road, touching on universal themes of human experiences and living off the beaten path. 

With a Bachelor's degree in Fine Arts from ArtEZ University of the Arts and recognitions such as the Olympus Young Talent Award and the Zilveren Camera Portrait, Dočekal's work invites reflection on the meaning of home, community, and the individual's place in a rapidly changing world.

Selected works are available as limited-edition fine art prints.

Based in The Netherlands/Paris – available for projects globally.


AWARDS and GRANTS

2023    Selection of Dutch Photography 2023 - nominee
2022    Selection of Dutch Photography 2022 - nominee
2018    Olympus Young Talent Award
2015    Menzis Jong Talent – runner-up



EXHIBITIONS [solo]

2020     Scheltema (Let's Do This) – Scheltema, Amsterdam
2019     Silent Alarm  – Galerie Objektief, Enschede
2015     Where Will We Be When Summer’s Gone – B93, Enschede


EXHIBITIONS [group]

2024     UNSEEN - Gallery O-68, Amsterdam, NL
2022     Praxis Gallery - Minneapolis MN
2022     Museum Hilversum - Zilveren Camera 2021
2020     Seventeen Seconds – Galerie Plaatsmaken, Arnhem
2020     The Print Swap – Foley Galery, New York City
2019     Murf/Murf – Pand P, Eindhoven
2018     Olympus Young Talent  – FOAM Café, Amsterdam
2016     Darmstädter Tage der Fotografie  – Darmstadt, Germany
2016     New Dutch Photography Talent  – The Art’Otel, Amsterdam
2015     Jong Talent, Menzis – Menzis, Groningen





COLLECTIONS

Museum Arnhem, The Netherlands
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