Dymny Wiesław

Painter, poet, writer, satirist, died in Krakow. He graduated from high school in Bielsko, and studied at the Academy of Fine Arts. An extremely bright and talented man, he wrote texts and performed with a cabaret at “Piwnica pod Baranami”. He ran his own cabaret called “Remiza” and the beat orchestra “Szwagry”. The author of film scripts: “Skinny and others”, “The sun rises once a day” and others. He received an award from the Kościelski Foundation in Switzerland for his literary work

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