21/06/2026
MINORIA: Active Image
Psychism and the Viewer’s Mind
Blaze Lojewski
The Venetian presentation of MINORIA: Active Image has come to an end.
Presented at A Space Gallery from 9 to 16 June 2026, the exhibition introduced Blaze Lojewski’s concept of Psychism into the evolving field of MINORIA. For several days, the gallery became a space of concentrated attention and an intense encounter between the artwork and the viewer.
We would like to thank everyone who visited the exhibition, returned to it, paused before the works, asked questions, and allowed the images to activate their own associations, memories, and interpretations.
Lojewski’s works do not communicate a single predetermined meaning. The artist refers to them as Tools: structures that open a psychological and perceptual field in which the viewer is not merely a recipient, but an active participant in the emergence of meaning.
At the centre of the exhibition was Two Rorschachs Playing Chess under Mondrian’s Supervision, an installation bringing together psychological projection, strategic tension, and geometric order. Its restrained visual language created a space in which ambiguity remained in continuous dialogue with structure.
The encounters and conversations surrounding the exhibition confirmed the central premise of this chapter of MINORIA: the image does not end at the surface of the canvas. It continues through perception, interpretation, and the presence of the viewer.
We thank Blaze Lojewski for his trust, artistic consistency, and uncompromising commitment to the development of Psychism.
We also thank everyone who became part of this encounter.
Curated by Monika Turczyńska
Presented by A Space Gallery in collaboration with ORAC Gallery.
The viewer is not added to the work after its completion.
The viewer is already present within its conception.
The image does not end on the canvas.
It begins again in the viewer’s mind.