ZAMEK Culture Centre

“I have very often referred to the importance of Kafka’s oeuvre, which for decades has been an inspiration to authors, musicians, as well as theatre and filmmakers; it also has an exceptional impact on the work of those involved in visual arts (…). The fascination with Kafka is not limited to his profound knowledge of the human psyche, his boundless imagination; one is drawn first and foremost to the very form of his works: simple, even dry. And... there is the plasticity of his vision (although I state this on my own behalf). The ‘Kafkian human’—with whom many of us identify—continues to face limitations, boundaries which appear insurmountable, which threaten their liberty.” (Henryk Wania)