Prášilová supports alternative theories that explain how certain visions form in our minds. These theories suggest that it's a combination of our subconscious thoughts and the way our brains process them. She's open to believing in things that seem impossible, which lets her explore her mind without limits.
On the other hand, the artist prefers to be careful and plan everything in advance. Before starting any creative work, she carefully outlines all her ideas. This approach is quite challenging because it requires Prášilová to stay calm and stay on track. But the moments when she comes up with new ideas are the most enjoyable ones because that's when she begins to create her imaginative worlds.
Prášilová's art often explores how nature, culture, and people connect. She makes art that can be both beautiful and thoughtful. The artist also uses her art to raise awareness of environmental and social issues. She often works with NGOs on projects that try to make the world a better place.
The artist shared that she finds joy in every photoshoot, particularly enjoying the opportunity to engage in quirky and unconventional activities. For instance, placing a robot on a horse, etc.
In Prášilová's photographs, it is often the hair that attracts the viewer's attention. The artist doesn't hide the fact that it makes her feel uncanny working with "dead hair". "But I think it's important to be able to work with things that make me uncomfortable," she says. "Hair is memory; it stores a lot of information. There is great symbolism in it."
The artist has long maintained a strong work ethic: she doesn't photograph for pharmaceutical companies because she doesn't believe their intentions are always good. Prášilová also turns down offers from alcohol companies and she would not enter into a contract with any political party.
Recently, Prášilová has started creating short videos based on her photos and giving them a new dimension. "I'm here to create images so that they can be seen by as many people as possible and reach those who want to see them. I was born with talent - I'm grateful for it, so I use it."
