Vašek Krejčí, a graphic designer, is creating a buzz online with his Postapo Praha project, which features haunting videos of a post-apocalyptic Prague where nature reclaims urban spaces. His work showcases abandoned metro stations and derelict buildings overtaken by wildlife, including deer roaming the city's main train station. Despite these striking visualizations, Krejčí insists that they are purely fictional, yet he has encountered confused reactions from viewers who believe the scenes depict reality, prompting questions about what might be happening in the city.

Unsurprisingly, Krejčí's work has gained thousands of followers on social media, particularly due to the realism of the abandoned and decaying urban environments he portrays. He admits that he does not consider himself a fan of the post-apocalyptic genre; rather, his interest in graphics started at a young age and evolved into a fascination with video creation. Recently, Krejčí experimented with AI tools for generating images, which inspired him to blend his artistic skills with technology, resulting in the striking visuals that characterize his current project.

The reactions to Krejčí’s work highlight a growing concern about the intersection of AI and reality in media representations. As more people engage with such content, there is a risk of misinterpreting fictional works as truthful depictions, raising questions about societal perceptions of urban decline and environmental reclaimation. Krejčí's project not only entertains but also serves as a commentary on contemporary urban life and the powerful influence of artificial intelligence in shaping public perception.