Beksinski.Live

After the success of previous editions, the Beksiński Live project continues its tour in 2026, inviting viewers to a unique show combining visual art, music and modern technologies. The autumn edition of the show will be presented in two cities: 20 September in COS Torwar and 8 October in Hala Centulecia.

The performance proves once again that the work of Zdzisław Beksiński not only remains current, but still inspires the creation of new, moving interpretations. The multimedia form of the event allows viewers to immerse themselves in the dreamlike world of the artist — full of symbolism, tension and intense emotions.

The central element of the show is lively, intricately animated images, which — combined with elaborate scenography and lighting — build an evocative, almost cinematic narrative. The musical layer of the performance is co-created by Michał Wasilewski and Kamil Zawiślak (Wishlake), translating the characteristic atmosphere of Beksiński's works into the language of sound.

Artists representing a variety of musical sensibilities will appear on the stage: Justyna Steczkowska, The Dumplings, Ralph Kaminski and Mery Spolsky. Their performances, prepared in special arrangements, are an integral part of the multidimensional narrative of the play.

Beksiński Live takes viewers through a wide spectrum of emotions — from fascination and delight, through anxiety and reflection, to moments of silence and catharsis. It is an experience that goes beyond the traditional framework of a concert or exhibition, creating a new quality at the junction of different fields of art.

The organizers of the event are Live2Listen and endorfina events. The project is created in cooperation with the Historical Museum in Sanok, thanks to which it is possible to use the artist's works in the performance.

The return of the project in 2026 confirms the growing interest in modern forms of art presentation and the continuing influence of Beksiński's work. Everything indicates that Beksiński Live has permanently entered the landscape of the most important cultural events in Poland.