Polish cinema (like any other good cinema) provides inspiration to create poster responses. All the posters presented at this exhibition are artistic responses to some of the classic Polish movies. They were designed specifically for the exhibition by artists Łukasz Kliś, Sebastian Kubica and Marcin Urbańczyk, therefore it is their premiere. Each of the authors used a proper set of formal means and techniques of printing; Kubica's posters are drawn, making them even more unique. A universal language of visual communication combined with the Polish inclination towards metaphors, association games, and sometimes striking literalness (as seen in the famous Polish School of Posters), are features found in all of these poster sets. Printing techniques: inkjet printing on coated paper, and low-quantity printing (from 1 to 4 prints).

Exposition is presented in frame of Cineast Film Festival 2018.

Łukasz Kliś: Born in 1975 in Bielsko-Biała, Kliś is a graduate of the Faculty of Industrial Forms at the Academy of Fine Arts in Krakow. He is a graphic designer, specializing in posters, signage and publishing graphics. He is a university lecturer and the director of the Institute of Art in Cieszyn at the University of Silesia in Katowice. He lives in Wroclaw.

Sebastian Kubica: Born in 1975 in Żywiec, Kubica is a graduate of the Graphic Department in Katowice SP in Krakow. He is a graphic designer, poster artist and illustrator. He works as a lecturer at the Art Institute in Cieszyn, University of Silesia in Katowice.

Marcin Urbańczyk: Born in 1981 in Tychy, Urbanczyk is a graphic designer, specializing in web graphics and posters. He works as a lecturer at the Art Institute in Cieszyn, University of Silesia in Katowice. He is the vice-director of the Art Institute in Cieszyn at the University of Silesia in Katowice.