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In the Low Countries, people are met with indifference, which is the consequence of the assumption that everyone is responsible for their fate. Everyone keeps their own views, but there is no attempt to impose them on others.

— Tomasz Vetulani

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Art is just like the languages that people use: each one opens up different possibilities, different layers of sensitivity and expression.

In Poland, many doctors would not undertake euthanasia due to religious beliefs. The Dutch are more pragmatic, and death is not a great taboo for them, but part of the natural order of things.

I would feel unhappy in a country with whose law and morals I disagree.

I began drawing when I was one and a half years old. I never stopped.

I am fascinated by the fear of terrorism in Poland, when people die on the roads every day – and every year there are thousands of people who lose their lives in a very stupid way.

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