description: The authors treat each page of this book of selected works as poetry. Their belief is that the development of an emotional or visual picture can be done in one frame of a photograph, with the use of pencil or paint, or with the use of one word, a few words, or a few hundred words. On each page the authors strive to develop an emotional picture using the "paint of our imagination and life experiences." The selected text of Fudali and Wyrzykowski, and the photos of Szafir, are treated here as poetic creation and should be treated and received as such by the reader. Poetry, they submit, need not necessarily be a poem. The authors understand, and indeed expect, that the works contained within this text as seen through the lens of the imagination and mood of the reader will distort the works and allow the reader to develop personal, surrealistic, emotional pictures of his own imagination. Just as the works have been produced under the influence of something happening in the lives of the authors, so will the reader adjust the work to fit his own circumstances. Allow these works act as a mirror that is reflecting reality, and the reader to allow them to evoke the reality they create in his mind.
language: Polish
title: Człowiek I Słowo
titlecomplete: Człowiek I Słowo
publisher: Trafford Publishing