Zdzisław Beksinsky  is one of the greatest Polish artists over the past few decades, a photographer and sculptor-innovator.<br> <br> Zdzislav Beksinsky was born on February 24, 1929 in a small town of Sanok in Poland.<br> There is such a type of artists who, despite the controversial heritage, usually either admire or hate. Zdzislav Beksinsky is clearly from their number. He is rightfully considered to be a genius of gloomy surrealism, which continued the tradition of working with subconscious and hidden sexuality for the creation of its works<br> <br> He did not give any of his paintings and rarely walked at the exhibition.<br> <br> Although the creations of Beksinsky often look gloomy, he himself heard a person enjoyable, witty and a little shy. Many of their work artist considered unacceptable and called them quite optimistic and even funny<br> <br> Until the mid-1980s, the artist was in the period called "fantastic." At this time, he created his most famous creations with disturbing images in a surrealistic and postpocalyptic medium with very detailed scenes of death, decay, distorted figures and deserted landscapes filled with skeletons.<br> <br> These paintings are characterized by high detail and painted with its branded clarity. At that time, Beksinsky said: "I would like to draw in such a manner, as if these are photographed dreams"<br> <br> Beksinsky died in his own Warsaw apartment, where he was discovered with seventeen chipped wounds in February 2005. The 19-year-old son of the commandant of the house, in which the artist lived was guilty. The cause of the attack was the refusal of Beksinsky to give money in debt.<br> <br> Once he said: "It is important that it appears in your soul, and not what you see your eyes"