The project, "Anti-handbook. How to Build an Invisible Place" uses art as a tool to work with fears and traumas, bringing together invited artists, patients and staff of the Hospital for the Nervously and Mentally Ill in Rybnik.

"In the Far North, the sun slowly rises on the southern horizon and then disappears in almost the same place, just like a whale turning on its back. The rule that 'the sun rises in the east and sets in the west' simply doesn't work here."

Barry Lopez, Arctic Dreams

The starting point of this exhibition is a myth about Narcissus, which is positively reinterpreted by Paweł Sobczak.

“Monsters are signposts, in other words, to separate acceptable from unacceptable, what’s allowed from what is not”.

Jess Zimmerman

Tytus Szabelski-Różniak's exhibition consists of photographs, films and a minimalist installation delineating the lines pasted on the gallery floor.

In this project, Barbara Gryka is collaborating with a VR creator Agata Konarska. 

The pawnshop is not only a place for loans on pawned goods, an accumulation of objects 'from a needle to a helicopter', but also a metaphor for existence in a place with a difficult past, still struggling with the problems of failed system transformation.

All of Jan Kowal's activities are recorded in winter. Having lived with the changeability of the seasons since childhood, he finds tranquillity in the grey light of the day.

The grinding machine is rapidly growing into a factory. Conveyor belts, sorting plants and pens for the human-like creatures are created. The production process is ongoing and everyone will be crushed.