WHAT THE HEAD IMAGINED, THE LEFT HAND SCRIBBLED - ZIĘCINA

Discover a unique literary-plastic performance where the written word merges with illustration in an extraordinary way. It's a journey through the author's manuscripts, where the printed text is just an addition, and the real magic lies in authenticity and expression.

• Unique combination of word and image
• Author's manuscripts as the main element
• Poems about love, religious poetry, and comments on everyday life
• Inspiring content full of emotions and reflections
• Unique literary-plastic format
• Ideal for lovers of art and literature

"What the head imagined, the left hand scribbled" is not just a book, it's an interaction with Zięcina's work, where each manuscript is a testimony to his thoughts and emotions. It's an invitation to a world where word and image form an inseparable whole, and the printed text gives way to authentic artistic expression.

Zięcina's poems are rich in themes - from love and spirituality to everyday observations and reflections. His work is an accurate commentary on the surrounding reality, which encourages reflection and inspires action. It is poetry that touches the heart and mind, leaving a lasting impression in the reader's memory.

Borgis Publishing presents this unique performance in a paperback form, consisting of 96 pages. The 198x129 mm format makes the book handy and ideal to take with you on a trip. It is a perfect gift for anyone who appreciates originality and authenticity in art and literature.

Don't miss the opportunity to immerse yourself in Zięcina's world and experience the extraordinary combination of word and image. This literary-plastic masterpiece will surely enrich your collection and provide unforgettable experiences.