1. The program is led by artists Kaspars Groševs and Evita Vasiļjeva from Riga, featuring guests - artist Anastasija Sasunova (Vilnius) and curator Siim Perni (Tallinn), among other surprise appearances. 

    More guest appearances will be announced shortly before the starting date.

     



  2. Kaspars Groševs, artist, curator, writer, musician 
    (Riga)

    Kaspars Groševs (1983) holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees in visual communication from the Latvian Academy of Arts. Since 2014, he has been a co-founder and curator of the artist-run gallery 427. Since 2006, Groševs has participated in both Latvian and international exhibitions, performances and cultural events as an artist interested in ideas around art, curatorial practice, and sound practice processuality, as well as the dissolving and blurring of their boundaries, operating at the crossroads of different creative communities. Groševs has worked with experimental electronic music since the late 1990s, and sound in his exhibitions often appears as an extension of visual methods, in which painting also plays a significant role. 

    He has exhibited at the Latvian National Museum of Art, the Latvian National Library, Riga Smallest Gallery, Noass, TUR space, Kim? Contemporary Art Centre, Cēsis Contemporary Art Centre, Medūza, the Radvila Palace Museum of Art, CAC and Editorial (Vilnius), darkZone (New Jersey), Harkawik, No Moon, and Art in General (New York), Futura (Prague), BOZAR, Shanaynay (Paris) and SIC (Helsinki). Groševs has curated various exhibitions at Garage Gallery and City Surfer Office in Prague (2022), Skulptur Institut in Vienna (2022), Kim? Contemporary Art Centre (2025, 2020, 2019, 2015), P////AKT in Amsterdam (2020) and Polansky Gallery in Brno (2019), among others. Since 2003, he has produced radio programs on radio NABA. In 2017, together with Labais Dāma, he co-founded the cassette label No Sex Just Talk. 

    His works are included in the collection of the Latvian National Museum of Art, as well as in numerous private collections in Latvia and abroad. In 2020 and 2022, he was nominated for the Purvītis Prize.

    www.kasprsg.com/
    www.instagram.com/kasprsg
    www.fourtoseven.info/



     

  3. Evita Vasiļjeva, artist
    (Riga/Paris)

    Evita Vasiļjeva is a Latvian artist and educator based between Riga and Paris. Growing up in post-Soviet Latvia, Vasiļjeva was influenced by the visual and sonic remnants of the Soviet Era: architecture, abandoned landscapes and buildings, traces of a society rebuilding atop its unresolved past. 

    She works across outdoor sculpture, site-specific installations, and sensory environments, transforming abandoned materials and the ruins of unfinished structures into new forms with reimagined functions. Through the repurposing and manipulation of diverse materials, Vasiļjeva creates a distinctive aesthetic language that weaves together architecture, memory, dreaming, and physical space. Her practice explores tensions between structure and fragmentation, history and future, decay and renewal, while investigating how we experience time as both memory and lived presence.

    Her works often touch on themes of anxiety and control, yet they propose delicate possibilities for coexistence. While conceptually rigorous, they resist a singular narrative, inviting viewers to engage with their own emotions, histories, and interpretations.

     Her work has been featured in major international contexts, including the Lyon Biennial (2022), the 14th Baltic Triennial (2021), and the upcoming Manifesta 16 (2026). Other notable exhibitions include Muzeum Sztuki, Łódź (2020), Kim? Contemporary Art Centre, Riga (2019), Tallinn City Gallery (2018), and Fondation Ricard, Paris (2018). In 2022, Vasiļjeva was nominated for the 8th Purvītis Prize for outstanding achievement in Latvian visual art. 

    www.evitavasiljeva.com/
    www.instagram.com/evitavasiljeva/

     

     




  4. Siim Preiman, curator
    (Tallinn)

    Siim Preiman (b. 1992) is a curator, artist, teacher and critic working as a curator at Tallinn Art Hall. His position as an author is rooted in autotheory and characterised by a strong environmental awareness and a desire to move towards a more equal society. In addition to curating and writing, he has also been part of collective projects in contemporary art and performance field, hosted very intimate, partly scripted evenings with shared stories, flavors and activities. Preiman holds a bachelor’s degree in art history at the Estonian Academy of Arts and a master’s degree in contemporary art there. His most recent curatorial projects are the group exhibitions Under Pressure (2025) and My Home, Our City (2024) both at Tallinn Art Hall’s Lasnamäe Pavilion. 

    https://www.kunstihoone.ee/

  5. Anastasia Sosunova, artist
    (Vilnius)

     

    Anastasia Sosunova is a visual artist based in Vilnius. Her practice, combining video, installation, printmaking, and sculpture, focuses on the connections between faith and visual culture in a secular society, exploring manifestations of magical thinking and the rituals of community mobilization. Her works address themes related to the coexistence of seemingly incompatible value systems, tracing alternative forms of contemporary folklore. Sosunova graduated from the Vilnius Academy of Arts with a BA in Graphic Arts and an MA in Sculpture. Throughout the last few years, her work has been featured in various group shows and biennials, such as the 15th Gwangju Biennale, the 17th Lyon Biennale, Centre Pompidou, KIASMA, Salzburger Kunstverein and Palais de Tokyo. Her solo and duo exhibitions have been presented in international institutions such as Fondazione ICA Milano, Kim? Contemporary Art Centre, KOHTA Kunsthalle, Contemporary Art Centre in Vilnius and Cell Project Space in London.

     

    www.anastasiasosunova.com
    www.instagram.com/anastasia.sosunova/

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