“Andrzej Wróblewski is one of the most important Polish painters of the second half of the XX century who was born in 1927 and died prematurely before he turned 30. His personal experience included the extreme hardships of war, the death of loved ones, brutality, extermination of the excluded, as well as the post-war conflagration, displacement, estrangement, and a sense of loss. Persistently wandering on the border of life and art, Wróblewski certainly escapes easy definitions and categories.”