DOM shop
You can purchase artwork here.To do so, contact us at domgalerija@gmail.com or send a DM to https://www.instagram.com/domgalerija/
Our Artists:
Marta Viktorija Agruma, Krišjānis Beļavskis, Katrīna Biksone, Atis Izands, Elza Lapiņa, Lauma Muižarāja, Ieva Viese.
You can also support the gallery's activities by donating to the association's account:
Biedrība "DOM"
Registration nr. 40008320775
Adress: Rīga, Ģertrūdes iela 83 - 3, LV-1009
Bank: Swedbank
Swift: HABALV22
Bank account: LV77HABA0551053931989
Reference: Donation
The main artistic interest of Marta Viktorija Agruma (b. 1994) is the process of abstraction which she explores in the form of objects, paintings and video. Often using natural elements as both characters and instruments, Marta Viktorija weaves a net of questions regarding the depiction of the invisible, allowing its materialities and textures to provide their answers.
Marta Viktorija Agruma holds a bachelor’s degree in painting from Art Academy of Latvia (AAL) and in 2023 she obtained a master’s degree in the interdisciplinary programme POST (AAL).
Artist’s website:
martaviktorija.com
Krišjānis Beļavskis (b. 1999, Riga, Latvia) works in fields of sculpture, installation and text. Beļavskis' current artistic practice focuses on the formal qualities of objects and the entanglement of matter, value, and meaning. He aims to create conditions for the artwork to emerge while exploring self-raised questions about the significance of looking, reacting, and their relationship to form.
Artist’s website:
krisjanisbelavskis.com
polyester resin, 85 × 35 × 20 cm, 2024, 950.00 EUR
polyester resin, 85 × 35 × 20 cm, 2024, 950.00 EUR
polyester resin, 145 × 35 × 20 cm, 2023, 1100.00 EUR
polyester resin, 145 × 35 × 20 cm, 2023, 1100.00 EUR
polyester resin, 45 × 30 × 20 cm, 2023, 700.00 EUR
polyester resin, 45 × 30 × 20 cm, 2023, 700.00 EUR
polyester resin, 45 × 30 × 20 cm, 2023, 700.00 EUR
Atis Izands (1986, Riga), has a MFA in Painting (Latvian Academy of Arts, 2022). Painting is the basis of his practice and works as the main driver of ideas. In his artistic practice, he works with the artistic incompleteness of forms, prompting a reevaluation of spatial and socially canonical notions.
In her artistic practice, Elza Lapiņa creates audio-visual works and installations, the place and environment of the exhibition location are often taken into account in the process of creating and planning the works. In her artistic work, she often includes the practices and technological features found in the profession of a restaurateur, offering new forms of interpretation. Participated in several group exhibitions and events in Latvia, Lithuania, Belgium. Created her first solo exhibition in 2022.
Having graduated Digital Arts Computing at Goldsmiths University (London) with a Bachelor's in computer science, Lauma Muižarāja (b. 1998) is currently studying in the interdisciplinary postgraduate programme POST at the Latvian Art Academy. Taking a step back from digital collage techniques, in her most recent body of work, Lauma has turned her focus towards materiality, whilst still actualising the role of the digital image in memory and identity formation. Since 2019 she’s participated in several group shows in Latvia and abroad, and has had a solo exhibition in Latvia. Lauma Muižarāja’s work has been included in multiple collections in Latvia and abroad.
Mika Solomon is a visual artist currently living in Riga, but originally from Portland, Oregon (USA). They graduated from the Art Academy of Latvia with a Master’s degree in Drawing (2024). Mika’s work often explores themes of fantasy, emotional/affective visualization, living space, and tenderness. Most of the work aims to create the illusion of tactility to enhance awareness of the space. Their practice encompasses a variety of media, but drawing and video are the most important.
object, 2026.
240.00 EUR
object, 2026.
240.00 EUR
acrylic and laquer on wood, 25x20cm, 2026.
400.00 EUR
charcoal and graphite on paper, 27x29cm, 2026.
350.00 EUR
Kristīne Upīte is an artist and painter who employs a wide range of techniques in her practice, including watercolor, folding paper and metal, ready-made objects, and textile works. Everyday objects often appear in her works, drawn from mass media, advertising, devotional items, museum exhibits, art history, or her personal daily life. These objects are transformed and rearranged, forming a fragmented, subjective, and dreamlike reality. The line frequently becomes a guiding motif in her works, evolving into figures that enact various events within the boundaries of the page. Kristīne Upīte graduated from the Painting Department (MA) of the Art Academy of Latvia and has participated in several exhibitions; the most recent is the solo exhibition “Gentle Primordiality” in Andris Eglītis’s installation Cube No. 4 (2025).
watercolour on paper, 32,8x27cm, 2025,
400eur
watercolour on paper , 33x24cm, 2024,
400eur
watercolour on paper , 33,5x25cm, 2025,
400eur
watercolour on paper , 25,5x33,2 cm, 2025,
400eur
watercolour on paper, 25,5x33,2 cm, 2025,
400eur
watercolour on paper, 25,5x33,2 cm, 2025,
400eur
watercolour on paper, 33x24cm, 2025,
400eur
watercolour on paper, 26x34,5cm, 2025,
400eur
watercolour on paper, 35x26,5cm, 2025,
400eur
watercolour on paper, 33x23cm, 2026,
400eur
watercolour on paper, 26x35,5cm, 2025,
400eur
watercolour on paper, 34x27cm, 2026,
400eur
watercolour on paper, 33,5x25,5cm, 2026,
400eur
watercolour on paper, 35,5x23cm, 2026,
400eur
Ieva Viese (b. 1987) is an interdisciplinary author working with sculpture, poetry, and audiovisual arts. With a background in culture studies and film criticism, her artistic practice explores the relationships between words and images, text and adaptation, medium and message.
She graduated from the program Movement. Image. Sound at the Art Academy of Latvia in 2023 with the thesis installation In Saecula Saeculorum, and from the interdisciplinary program POST in 2025 with The Gaze Dissolves and Returns as Form. Her work investigates the fundamental principles of movement, form, and repetition, and their resonance with human presence and emotion.
The alien beings emerging in stoneware forms, cast iron, and porcelain from the series The Presence of The Visitors draw on creatures that appeared on this planet over 500 million years ago and persist today as fossils. To the contemporary human eye, these ancient inhabitants resemble extraterrestrial visitors – yet from a perspective of a deeper time, we ourselves are aliens, standing only in the antechamber of world history. This work has been exhibited and received critical mention in a published review.
2000 eur
500 eur (for both)
120 eur
100 eur