The location previously featured an aging mural with the Prague astronomical clock and other city landmarks, but over time, it faded and lost its appeal. Michková felt it was time for something new.

“I spent nearly nine months browsing Instagram, searching for the right concept,” she said. “But nothing clicked — until Original Seok reached out with his proposal. I immediately knew this was it and gave him full creative freedom.”

The result is a powerful portrait of Václav Havel, portrayed with a youthful expression, emerging from a wash of color and texture. It’s more than a mural — it’s a statement.

Michková emphasized that street art has long played a role in the cultural identity of Prague 4. “I want to expand the number of legal graffiti zones throughout the district,” she said, highlighting her ongoing commitment to accessible and lawful artistic expression.

She also hopes to collaborate with Dream Colours on future projects — not just in beautifying public spaces but in outreach aimed at youth who might otherwise tag illegally. “We’d like to engage young people who spray for the wrong reasons and show them how their skills can be used to enrich the city instead.”

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