„Polyptyque” (Leipzig 1999) classic multi-exposure Photograph

. . . photography helps to find and record some presence in endless space. For so many of us so close but still so distant, unattainable and provoking to dreams, able to pierce different dimensions of the world we live in . . . Krystian ZoszczukThe photography of Zoszczuk transposes an actual space and adapts it to topography of our thoughts and inner images. " writes Grzegorz Przyborek " It evokes oneiric associations. Both night dreams and these photographs go beyond physical banality of topos and evoke melancholic feelings. There is nothing as provocative for our imagination as empty and distant horizons. It may be said that the photographs of Zoszczuk depict "emptiness". But the "emptiness" on these photographs is a basis for realization of still wealthier images in our imagination. (. . .) The photographs of Zoszczuk remind me the old pictures of Ansel Adams or Timothy O'Sullivan. They remind us about the best tradition of photography. The traditions that are based on constructing the inner wealth of imagination."