In Wolf’s Honey, Vojtěch V. Sláma offers a wonderful glimpse of his world—days spent with friends, observations of his artist peers, visits to places and events, glances of strangers, still life and figurative studies—personal vignettes inherently connected to the tradition of Czech photography.

Together they reveal Sláma’s fascination with the beauty of ordinary life and moments that he snatches without fanfare and yet with such poetic force.

Stunningly rendered by the artist into Silver Bromide prints, the photographs are quiet, melancholic and at times—timeless.