06 April 2007

Andrzej imagines, shoots and then arms himself with the patience that only great artists have. Line after line, shadow after shadow he extracts from the image the soul of withdrawn people. There's a famous and surreal David Lynch, who finds himself as owner of a bird unable to fly, blocked in a gesture on a perfect balance between violence and love or there's a piano tuner who is the king of his own anonymity. Twenty two portraits to explore, sometime a little difficult to understand but surely able to be remembered.