The title Haruspex refers to ancient divination through reading signs in bodies, suggesting an exhibition concerned with interpretation and uncertainty. Grzybacz’s paintings are psychologically charged rather than straightforwardly narrative, allowing bodies and environments to feel provisional or unstable. The gallery scale should suit the concentrated mood.

Krzysztof Grzybacz is a contemporary Polish painter whose work combines figurative imagery with an uneasy, symbolic atmosphere. His paintings frequently resist a clean separation between body, landscape and imagined space.