Krzysztof Wróblewski

Skarżyńskiego 14f
2009
Monumental Art 2009

The mural was painted in shades that echo the colours of the Polish flag. It is an interpretation of  photographs taken during a typical summer’s day in Westerplatter, the place which witnessed the outbreak of World War Two. This is why we can see a pirate flag from a souvenir stall next to Major Sucharski’s uniform. The work illustrates the process of metamorphosis and the blotting out of details that collective memory of historical events is subject to.

Fot. Adam Korzeniewski

Tagi: 2009, Krzysztof Wróblewski, Monumental Art, Poland