Eliska Sky

As part of the Photo Saint Germain Festival (6–29 November 2025), the Centre tchèque de Paris, in collaboration with the Galerie Teleport from Prague, presents 'Joie et refuge' - a captivating group exhibition showcasing a new generation of Czech photographers exploring the dynamic interplay between joy and refuge in contemporary photography.

The exhibition celebrates the diversity of photographic approaches, blending documentary, fine art, and applied photography with…

Baroque elegance meets playful beach vibes – in her latest editorial “Dreamy Escape” for Issue 12 of @schonswitzerlandmag, themed VOYAGE, Eliska SKY c/o PAVLEYE takes us on a visual journey full of striking contrasts. Flamingos, float rings, and ornate backdrops merge into a surreal summer setting that balances between whimsy and opulent imagery.

As both photographer and art director, Eliska SKY creates a world where classical beauty meets ironic modernity — dreamy…

ELISKA SKY, represented by PAVLEYE, is a London-based photographer and art director with a strong affinity for the surreal. Using photography and film as her medium, she captures the diversity of beauty — blending bold shapes, vivid colours, and dreamlike elements.

Her perspective on the human body is both playful and profound, exploring themes such as body perception, sustainability, and inclusivity — always with a clear message of acceptance and empowerment.

Eliska is known…

ELISKA SKY, represented by PAVLEYE, is a London-based photographer and art director with a strong affinity for the surreal. Using photography and film as her medium, she captures the diversity of beauty — blending bold shapes, vivid colours, and dreamlike elements. Her perspective on the human body is both playful and profound, exploring themes such as body perception, sustainability, and inclusivity — always with a clear message of acceptance and empowerment.

ELIKA SKY was featured with her portrait series at this year’s FACES exhibition in Arles. The “Faces” exhibition took place as part of the Rencontres d’Arles 2025 and was one of the largest exhibitions ever presented in Arles. It stretched over a length of one kilometer along both banks of the Rhône and combined photography with land art. The exhibition showcased 270 portraits celebrating humanity — ranging from unknown individuals to well-known figures from the last…