PSYCHISM is an annual charity art exhibition by Blaze Lojewski, exploring perception beyond sight through contemporary abstract relief works.
The exhibition invites reflection on how meaning, emotion, and awareness emerge through texture, light, and restraint — encouraging viewers to slow down and engage with art beyond the purely visual.
This year’s edition continues the mission of connecting art with social responsibility, raising awareness and support for the visually impaired community.
Your presence supports awareness, education, and dignity.
Artist Statement
“Psychism is the first concept in the history of art that does not show the artist’s soul but stimulates the observer to show his or her own.
Psychism takes us to the other side of the canvas — where we have only our dreams, our fears, our inner, sometimes very complicated world.
It takes us out of reality and into the world of the soul, the psyche. My tools allow time to stop and give us space to deeply analyze ourselves without being judged by others — showing who we were, who we are, who we would like to be, or what we may want to escape from or move toward.
They allow us to move to the other side of the mirror, into another space of time, another dimension.
In my tools, you don’t see what you see — and I want you to see what you want to see.”
— Blaze Lojewski
We look forward to welcoming you at the event.
Warmly,
Blaze Lojewski – Artist
Maria & Greg Grzywacz – Dwell Studio Chicago & Arts Culture Foundation Artfully connecting people
For further details about the event or any other inquiries feel free to contact us:
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