ARKUSZ - A STUDY ON PYGMALION BY PAWEŁ ORZEŁ

"Arkusz [^pi^gmalion]" by Paweł Orzeł is a fascinating journey into the depths of the Pygmalion myth, told in the language of contemporary poetry. It is an attempt to answer questions about the essence of creativity, the relationship between the artist and the work, and the limits of human imagination. Did Pygmalion create an ideal woman, or just a projection of his own desires? Was his love for Galatea a creative act, or a perverse fulfillment?

• Insightful analysis of the Pygmalion myth
• Contemporary interpretation of a classic motif
• Provocative questions about the nature of creativity and love
• Poetic language and rich symbolism
• Inspiration for artists and humanists

Paweł Orzeł, a poet and literary critic, in his "Arkusz [^pi^gmalion]" enters into a dialogue with tradition, deconstructing well-known motifs and giving them new meanings. His poems are an intellectual and emotional journey, in which the reader becomes a co-creator of meaning. Arkusz [^pi^gmalion] is not only a study of the myth, but also a reflection on the condition of modern man, his desires and fears.

Forma Publishing House, known for publishing ambitious and innovative literature, presents "Arkusz [^pi^gmalion]" in an elegant graphic design. The brochure form and small format (180x180 mm) make the volume handy and ideal for reading on the go. It is a must-read for all lovers of poetry, contemporary literature and reinterpretations of classic motifs.

"Arkusz [^pi^gmalion]" is a book that makes you think, provokes discussion and inspires you to seek your own answers to questions about the meaning of life, love and creativity. It is a proposal for readers who appreciate intellectual challenges and the richness of poetic language. We invite you to read!

Technical data:

Publisher: Forma

Year of publication: 2015

Cover: brochure

Format: 180x180 mm

Number of pages: 40