Already as a child, Mária Geszler Garzuly from a distance considered Anna Bartoniek, a reticent member of the older generation, and in a mature way, preserved her legacy in an appropriately artistic manner, undertaking to pass on its value and experience to today's audience. The sensitivity of the images that have been silk-screened onto the white porcelain (photographs of foliage and factories, family photos, impressions of human surroundings and ephemerality) is complemented by the dramatic, expressive power brought into being by the two colours likewise in the graphic works. This intimate survey serves as a bridge reaching between the past and the present.