Although the youngest artist in this exhibition, Mr. Huculak has already had several solo exhibitions in Poland.  More interesting than his past work, however, is what appears to be a very bright future.  His still life gouaches and his landscapes appear to have been produced by an artist with many more years of wisdom than Mr. Huculak could yet have attained.  His work seems rooted in the past.  The objects and scenes in them are timeless.  They could have been produced last week or a hundred years ago.  Yet they are undeniably modern.  They remind us of early photography, fuzzy in the details but communicating clearly nonetheless owing to the eye's ability to understand the binary messages transmitted by reflected and absorbed light.  There is depth in his flat finishes.  We can almost see the hidden sides of his objects.  We hear sound in his landscapes.  We sense we are witness to the early stages of a remarkable career.