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Opening of the painting exhibition by Tomasz Tajak, "God Sees Everything"

"What if we stopped pretending and just spoke plainly, straight from the shoulder? The era of threats involving all manner of divine retribution arrived surprisingly quickly. Punishment could befall a person for virtually anything: for drinking, for violence, for simply existing or failing to exist, for malicious glares and hexes. 'God is slow to act, yet just'—words spoken calmly or shouted with an axe in hand. Thus begins the story of the fear of inevitable punishment for everything."
This is the story of Tomasz Tajak—an artist from Gorlice—as presented at the Nikifor Museum in Krynica-Zdrój, where his paintings are on display until November 8, 2026.

Photos from the exhibition opening held on October 3, 2026.

Photo: Anna Florek