Artist: Dawid Jezierski / Graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Łódź at the Faculty of Graphic Arts and Painting with a specialization in printmaking. The main fields of his practice are concept art, illustration and occasionally 2D animation. He uses a wide range of styles - from comic and cartoon to semirealism and stylized realism / This artwork is a copy and at the same time its own interpretation of the painting Babie Lato by Józef Chełmoński. The work refers to the Polish rock music festival once known as Woodstock and now Po'and'Rock Festival. It is known throughout Europe for its very laid-back, rebellious, but also welcoming atmosphere. The unusual idea of reinterpreting the painting reveals a whole new world of meanings - it overcomes the patriotic barrier built up over the years by museum and art historians who revere the (unusual, of course) artist that was Chelmonski. It gives the distance so necessary to contemporary art. The work brings some relief to the reception of art (especially so-called "high" art, pumped up over the years by patriotic interpretations). It shows that art can be played with and made contemporary in an interesting way with details.