By day, author and Belgian artist Filip Dujardin is an architectural photographer who is fascinated with the art form of buildings—be they real, imagined, or superimposed. His series of photomontages represent a collection of "impossible structures," typically consisting of photographs of various architectural faces found in the city of Ghent in Belgium. To create his desired effect, he then uses various digital collage techniques. For this exhibit, Dujardin presents his view of the Katowice skyline and the city's most quintessential structures. His works illustrate a fine balance between surrealism and the language of the city; and are reminiscent of artists like Magritte and Servais.