"Trans-Atlantyk" is a novel written by the Polish author Witold Gombrowicz. Published in 1953, it explores themes of identity, culture, and the clash between Europe and South America. The story follows a Polish émigré who navigates his new life in Argentina, reflecting on his past and the complexities of his national identity. The narrative is characterized by its experimental style and philosophical depth, blending fiction with autobiographical elements. Gombrowicz's work often challenges traditional literary forms, making "Trans-Atlantyk" a significant contribution to modern literature and a key text in understanding Polish literature in the 20th century.