„Finding beauty in the most desolate places, Radoslaw Polgesek’s photography shows the ability to capture our shared human existence and the broader structures containing it. Coming from a family that left Poland due to economical disadvantages, Radoslaw Polgesek’s photographic work is that of a photographer beyond socio-economic borders. Thus his images are characterized by a sharp and inquiring yet still empathetic eye for the less fortunate, their inherent dignity, beauty and ability to persevere. Trying to find an answer to the eternal question – what it means to be human – Radoslaw Polgesek travels far and between to tell an authentic story of places, their people and all the small details that make us unique, using photography as a means to an end to point out grievances and evoke empathy in all of us to act towards a better world.“ Annika Turkowski, Curator/Art Historian
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