CHAPTER II
Inner Worlds
Current constellation: 7 May – 6 August 2026
Vernissage: 14 May 2026
The second chapter of Resonant Territories turns inward — toward spaces that are not visible, yet fundamentally shape how we perceive reality.
Inner Worlds brings together four distinct artistic approaches that move between emotion, intuition, symbolism, and organic imagination. The exhibition captures moments where personal experience becomes image — where color, form, and gesture function as a language for what cannot be easily articulated.
In the work of Stanislava Hořejší, inner landscapes emerge through expressive use of color and themes of relationships, closeness, and emotional perception of the world. Her approach is intuitive, open, and rooted in everyday experience.
The practice of Anatsarte develops the imaginative layer of the exhibition — moving between illustration, storytelling, and subtle symbolism, where reality blends with fantasy.
Petr Jáchym approaches painting as a direct imprint of inner states. His works are created beyond rational control, as a flow of energy materializing on canvas. The paintings thus become records of psychological processes — “paintings (from) the soul.”
Irene Antonez expands the notion of inner worlds toward nature and its hidden intelligence. In her surreal, psychedelic-inspired compositions, she connects the body, plants, microorganisms, and archetypal feminine principles.
Rather than forming a unified narrative, the exhibition creates a field in which different inner realities meet, resonate, and transform.
ABOUT THE ARTISTS
Stanislava Hořejší
Stanislava Hořejší is a Czech visual artist, illustrator, and graphic designer. In herwork, she combines traditional fine art techniques with a distinctive sense ofimagination and symbolism.
The series of paintings Koňousové / Horsies focuses on the horse as anarchetypal figure of relationship, strength, fragility, and transformation. It exploresthe relationship between two beings through the motif of a black and a whitehorse. Here, the horse represents freedom, trust, devotion, and the inner tensionbetween opposing principles. Stylized compositions in soft pastel tones captureemotions of closeness, protection, and a deep sense of connection.
Stanislava Bílá
Stanislava Bílá She is a painter focused on commissioned portraiture, while her personal work leans toward expressive and abstract painting, free from limitations. She lives and works in Prague.
Over the years, her style, techniques, and formats have evolved in response to her inner state and working environment — from large-scale canvases to intimate miniatures and watercolours created while travelling.
Techniques:
She primarily works with mixed media — acrylic, oil, watercolour, inks, and pastel — often combining classical methods with experimental approaches. She expresses herself mainly through colour, using it to convey emotions, moods, and a deep passion for life, ranging from joy to melancholy. Her palette shifts over time, reflecting personal experiences and emotional states.
Motifs:
Her inspiration comes from everything that surrounds her — nature, animals, people, stories, and relationships — as well as inner emotional landscapes. Even her abstractions are rooted in these impressions, sometimes emerging from dreams or spontaneous creation.
Background:
She graduated from the Hollar School of Fine Arts in Prague, specializing in typography and promotional graphics. Her works are held in private collections in the Czech Republic and abroad.
Petr Jáchym
Petr Jáchym, born in 1980 in Prague. In 2008, he went through a profound psycho-spiritual crisis, which he addressed through various therapeutic methods and approaches. The most significant support came from art therapy — a method of free painting — through which he discovered his artistic sensitivity. He followed this path and gradually developed his distinctive visual style.
The works presented here are a cross-section of the artist’s independent practice created between 2013 and 2026. They express his inner emotions and states, which he explores within himself and translates onto canvas using a highly personal technique. Jáchym creates all his works in a state free of conscious thought, without using brushes or conventional tools. He works with energy, allowing his hands and paint to move freely and express his emotional state.
This approach gives rise to the name of his work: PsyArt — paintings (from) the soul.
The exhibited pieces represent, in essence, the artist’s archive, as he currently focuses primarily on commissioned works — created in response to the personality of the client and the purpose of the space in which the artwork is placed. These works become highly personal and unique originals, closely connected to their owners.
Beyond painting, his practice extends into interior design — from wall decorations to interior objects. He also works on custom textile and sneaker design, car personalization, and industrial design (including fabric designs for companies such as Styx Underwear and Tylex Letovice a.s.).
In addition to his artistic practice, Petr Jáchym is an active art therapist. He works with images within the field of human psychology, using them as gateways to the soul and its inner content.
More information:
www.petrjachym.cz
www.quinta-essentia.cz
Irene Antonez
Irene Antonez is a Prague-based multimedia artist, specializing in surreal, psychedelic-inspired paintings that explore the intersection of nature, animism, and the philosophy of psychedelics. Her work often features entheogenic plants, fungi, and microscopic organisms, inspired by her deep connection with the natural world and research into Indigenous knowledge and rituals, and exploration of the feminine in nature. Beyond painting, she creates large-scale murals and animations, and has collaborated with other artists on interactive installation art projects.
Antonez holds two master’s degrees in Fine Art and Future Design from Teesside University. Her work has been showcased in various group shows, including Psychedelic Science 2025 in Denver, US, and solo exhibitions alongside art festivals such as Ozora Festival in Hungary, Psychodeliscious in the Czech Republic, and All Things Fungi in the UK, with pieces in private collections worldwide. She has been featured on nature and psychedelics-focused podcasts like Welcome to the Mushroom Hour and Mycopreneur and starred in the short film Mushroom Magic, based on her art. Additionally, Antonez has conducted a psychedelic art workshop at the Breaking Convention psychedelic conference in England, as well as mushroom painting workshops at festivals in Austria, England, and the Czech Republic, and she teaches art in Prague.