Lublin resembles a complex organism, where cells, tissues, organs, and systems work together to create what might initially seem like a chaotic arrangement. The truth is, it’s a well-coordinated system, similar to the human body. Among its most intriguing features is the nervous system, which relies on the fundamental role of neurons.

These cells are not solitary entities; they form intricate networks for the transmission of electrical impulses.  Night of Culture closely mirrors this process. Art, pervading the cityscape, acts as a conduit for communication, fostering a dynamic exchange among people. It serves as the city’s neural network, enhancing our perception and understanding of what we see. Art enables us to engage with our environment using all our senses, to fully absorb and interpret the world around us. Exploring the city at night becomes a journey through a network of installations and activities, each linked to our memories and experiences like synapses.   A neuron without connections is powerless, just like a person without a community. Experience the excitement of being a part of this enthralling network, which becomes exceptionally intense and diverse during Night of Culture with its multitude of neurons.