Imagine a world after a global disaster where you are one of the few survivors. Almost all technology has disappeared, only a small part of knowledge and work tools have survived, but fear of the majesty of nature has returned. However, people have decided to hope and want to express this newfound hope in some physical form - but what could it look like?

In the most impressive exhibition to date artist Elza Sīle has created this exhibition as an installation-labyrinth, consisting of more than 200 elements, covering an area of ​​1500 m².

Elza Sīle | an artist

Yusuke Muroi and Yuka Hotta (Japan) | guest artists

Dofina | curator

Elza Sīle (1989) is a Latvian artist living in Switzerland, whom in her works uses elements of painting, sculpture, computer generated images and texts. Her works have been exhibited at “Cabinet de dessins”, DS Galerie, Paris (2024), “Monotypes”, Kunsthalle Zürich, Zurich, “Mystery Bloodshed (Ever is over all)” Embajada, San Juan, Puerto Rico (2023), “Kitten at Rämistrasse (Snake's bedroom)” PHILIPPZOLLINGER, Zurich, “Vagabond \ A Place Hard to Place “Jenny's”, New York (2022), “Cool Invitations 9 at XYZ collective”, Tokyo (2022), “Portals” Misako & Rosen, Tokyo, “ Bi-Dža, Ge-Ilk, Mir-Nul" Kim?, Riga (2022), "(UN)CERTAIN GROUND Current Painting in Switzerland" Kunsthaus Center d'art Pasquart, Biel/Bienne (2022), "Geometric Opulence" Haus Konstruktiv, Zurich (2022).

It is organized by the exhibition hall "Riga Contemporary Art Space" of the Association of Cultural Institutions of the Riga State City Municipality, supported by the Riga City Council, Mūrbūdu sidrs and Malduguns.