NORMA — psychoperformative component
NORMA visual identity in the OFF M Foundation’s announcement. Exhibition project: Adam Klasa; Oskar Chmioła is the author of the specified interactive component. Promotional material, rather than a photograph of a performance. Source and full programme
2026-10-09
NORMA is an announced project by Adam Klasa at Galeria OFF M in Szczecin, open from 9 to 23 October 2026. Oskar Chmioła is preparing an interactive digital and psychoperformative component within the environment of a fictional brand. The organiser announces short games accessed through QR codes, a Customer Service Panel and live actions.
Restoring the Alternative
Frame from the work’s documentation · London, 21.08.2026 · 3:37.62 · © Karolina Puławska · editing: Oskar Chmioła
2026-08-21
Restoring the Alternative / Przywracanie alternatywy is an independent public, site-specific psychoperformance carried out in London on 21 August 2026. Its route led from St Paul’s Cathedral across Millennium Bridge to the vicinity of Tate Modern. Oskar Chmioła was the author and performer; photographs were taken by Karolina Puławska and editing was by Chmioła.
Asymptote — Psychoperformance workshop
Photographic documentation of the work · Asymptota · Kinoteatr Zdrowie, Sokołowsko, 2026
2026-08-09
Asymptote was a Psychoperformance workshop led by Oskar Chmioła on 9 August 2026 during Sanatorium of Sound in Sokołowsko. The programme combined interaction with Anatomy of Uncertainty, the Atlas of Symbolic Body Maps and a screening of Au(c)tor. Sketch for IndividuAction. It culminated in the final micro-action, Gesture of the Asymptote.
Anatomy of Uncertainty — ART DESTINATIONS. APO-THEO-SUS
Photographic documentation of the work · Anatomia niepewności · ICS / Galeria Spiż 7, Gdańsk, 2026
2026-07-25
Anatomy of Uncertainty was presented from 25 to 27 July 2026 at ART DESTINATIONS. APO-THEO-SUS, an exhibition at the Institute of Cybernetics of Art and Galeria Spiż 7 in Gdańsk Osowa. Chmioła’s work comprised an atlas, video and an interactive installation. Dr Marek Rogulski curated and conceived the exhibition, with curatorial collaboration from Prof. Leszek Krutulski.
PROTEST #3 / Paid Protest — participation as a performer
Open Group’s action at Konteksty 2026 · photo: Kazimierz Ździebło / SZUM · Source
2026-07-18
On 18 July 2026 Oskar Chmioła participated as a performer in PROTEST #3 / Paid Protest by Open Group. The action took place in Kieślowski Square in Sokołowsko during the 12th KONTEKSTY Festival of Ephemeral Art: PRZEWRÓT / OVERTURN. Open Group comprises Yuriy Biley, Pavlo Kovach and Anton Varga.
Psychoperformance: A Methodological Study
Publication cover · Source
2026-05
Psychoperformance: A Methodological Study is Chmioła’s original publication from May 2026. It systematises the method’s language and tools: the situational plan, key objects, key actions, the threshold, closure and the “after” decision. The author positions the study between the extensive Compendium and a handbook in preparation.
Culture of Autism — finale of the third Independent Atoms programme
Dance performance in the report on Culture of Autism · TVP3 Szczecin · Source
2026-03-30
Culture of Autism took place on 30 March 2026 at the Pleciuga Puppet Theatre in Szczecin. The programme combined a showcase of children’s ethnic dances with the conclusion of the third Independent Atoms programme and an exhibition of participants’ works. Radio Szczecin identifies Oskar Chmioła as a special educator and coordinator of Independent Atoms. TVP3 Szczecin published a video report on the event.
Independent Atoms — Pożyteczni, Radio Szczecin
Programme guests in the studio · Radio Szczecin · Source
2026-03-29
On 29 March 2026 Chmioła appeared on Radio Szczecin’s Pożyteczni programme as a special educator and coordinator of Independent Atoms. The conversation also included Maria Podeszewska-Mateńko, president of the A TO MY Association, and Maciej Podsiadło, a participant and musician. The programme’s webpage is the source for the list of speakers.
Compendium of Psychoperformance
Cover of Part I of the Compendium · Source
2026-03
The Compendium of Psychoperformance is a ten-part publication by Oskar Chmioła, made available online in March 2026. The author’s abstract describes the monograph as an extensive study of concepts, practices, procedures and principles for evaluating symbolic actions. Each of the ten parts retains its own link to a PDF file.
