I would so love to have been in the shoes of Magdalena Szurek, who witnessed this display of curiosity while strolling around the city. Makes me wonder what they were checking out under that canvas, and how they even knew it was there. It also makes me feel like the reason you might never see this today is that being so enveloped in our own little worlds, nobody really seems to wonder anymore, let alone seek out what might be hidden behind the veil of what we can see.
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