The work of Polish artist Igor Mitoraj has fascinated both critics and audiences around the world for decades. His monumental sculptures, often depicting fragmented bodies and faces, evoke ancient traditions, but at the same time reference concerns still found in the contemporary world.
"I think this is a breakthrough, a moment when Poles are rediscovering Mitoraj. I am very curious to see how far this fascination will go. But for me the most important thing is that we are bringing Mitoraj back to Poland," Mitoraj's biographer Agnieszka Stabro tells Euronews.