Equation
Elīza Muzikante, Gabriela Milberga-Zuza, Līga Bufale-Vētra, Patrīcija Krongorne
11/06-28/06/2024
We are pseudoscientists developing interpretations of existence in the laboratory of imagination. In our free time, we gather and collect the results of random events that, before they have happened, are unimaginable – we want to know what is to be expected. On our way to the answer, the equation opens brackets of the concrete, inviting the unpredictable and the unknown.
Elīza Muzikante graduated from the Latvian Art Academy's Faculty of Audio-Visual Media Arts in the speciality of Motion. Image. Sound. (2024) The artist has always been fascinated by the psychological and metaphysical peculiarities of human nature. Interprets impressions of life by practicing a meditative and repetitive process of creation. In recent years has worked in the field of animation, meanwhile keeping a close connection with sound and music.
Gabriela Milberga-Zuza graduated from the Latvian Art Academy's Faculty of Visual Arts in the specialty of Graphics (2024). The artist works in the field of animation, illustration and cinema. Combining a careful observation of the surrounding world and inner experience, the author puts the main emphasis on color, light, associative forms and occasionally objects of symbolic meaning.
Līga Bufale-Vētra graduated from the Latvian Art Academy's Faculty of Visual Plastic Arts with a specialty in Ceramics (2024). The artist works with natural materials, studying their technical properties, conducting experiments and grounding herself in the process of creation. Emotions are reflected and feelings are materialized through ceramic materials, using a light, volatile, flowing visual language.
Patrīcija Krongorne graduated from the Latvian Art Academy's Faculty of Visual Arts in the specialty of Graphics (2024). The artist has been keen on illustration since childhood, mainly depicting various characters, including fictional animals and creatures, and still is turning to mystical themes. Recently, they have been interested in pen and ink drawing, as well as combining corporeal and digital arts.
Photo: Lidija Zaneripa
Elīza Muzikante, Gabriela Milberga-Zuza, Līga Bufale-Vētra, Patrīcija Krongorne
11/06-28/06/2024
We are pseudoscientists developing interpretations of existence in the laboratory of imagination. In our free time, we gather and collect the results of random events that, before they have happened, are unimaginable – we want to know what is to be expected. On our way to the answer, the equation opens brackets of the concrete, inviting the unpredictable and the unknown.
Elīza Muzikante graduated from the Latvian Art Academy's Faculty of Audio-Visual Media Arts in the speciality of Motion. Image. Sound. (2024) The artist has always been fascinated by the psychological and metaphysical peculiarities of human nature. Interprets impressions of life by practicing a meditative and repetitive process of creation. In recent years has worked in the field of animation, meanwhile keeping a close connection with sound and music.
Gabriela Milberga-Zuza graduated from the Latvian Art Academy's Faculty of Visual Arts in the specialty of Graphics (2024). The artist works in the field of animation, illustration and cinema. Combining a careful observation of the surrounding world and inner experience, the author puts the main emphasis on color, light, associative forms and occasionally objects of symbolic meaning.
Līga Bufale-Vētra graduated from the Latvian Art Academy's Faculty of Visual Plastic Arts with a specialty in Ceramics (2024). The artist works with natural materials, studying their technical properties, conducting experiments and grounding herself in the process of creation. Emotions are reflected and feelings are materialized through ceramic materials, using a light, volatile, flowing visual language.
Patrīcija Krongorne graduated from the Latvian Art Academy's Faculty of Visual Arts in the specialty of Graphics (2024). The artist has been keen on illustration since childhood, mainly depicting various characters, including fictional animals and creatures, and still is turning to mystical themes. Recently, they have been interested in pen and ink drawing, as well as combining corporeal and digital arts.
Photo: Lidija Zaneripa