Was born in 1950 in Kluczbork. Painter and teacher. He studied in E. Geppert Academy of Fine Arts in Wrocław and completed his diploma in painting in 1975 in Alfons Mazurkiewicz’s studio, additionally specializing in painting in architecture and urban planning, which he pursued in Mieczysław Zdanowicz’s studio. Right after graduation, he began teaching in his Alma Mater. Currently, having been awarded the title of professor, he runs his own studio in Wrocław where he teaches young adepts of painting. In 2000, upon the opening, he also started to work in the Landscape Architecture Institute in the then Wrocław’s Agricultural Academy (presently The Life Sciences University). Błażejewski is one of the most important painters of Wrocław’s structuralism and an important Polish geometrical abstractionist. Having decided to work in series, while still studying, he started to paint the series entitled “Color Architecture,” followed by: Interferences, Reflections, Collections, Unbelievable Geometric Figures, Cross Signs, Epitaphs and recently Painting Objects. So far, the artist prepared 50 individual exhibitions and participated in ca. 200 collective exhibitions (including ca. 40 abroad) winning several prizes in the prestigious painting contests. A very socializing person, he loves meeting people and sharing his experience with other artists and young people, hence his participation in ca. 50 of such events, quite often as the organizer. His greatest passion is collecting art, paintings, graphic and ceramics.