The inkblot test was developed by Swiss psychiatrist Hermann Rorschach in 1921. Patients were shown ambiguous symmetric images and asked what they saw.
The images themselves contain nothing — they are accidents of ink folded on paper. Meaning exists only in the mind of the viewer.
What do you see in these shapes? A butterfly? Two figures? Something from a dream you've forgotten?
The question is not what the inkblot is. The question is what you bring to it.