Today, on the eve of the Christmas holidays, an exhibition filled with meaning, silence, and depth opens in Jurmala - "Dabas Gars" ("Spirit of Nature").
The exhibition is unusual: in the works of Latvian artists, nature appears not just as a background or an object of representation — it is a full-fledged interlocutor of man, with its own character, emotions, and inner space.
The venue of the exhibition is not accidental: Art Space Jomas 86 is not just a gallery. It is part of an international cultural project created to support artists, develop culture, and facilitate international creative exchange — both in physical space and in the digital environment. It is a cultural platform where artists and viewers meet, where ideas float and creative dialogue occurs.
- Our mission is to create conditions in which the artist can be heard, and the viewer can stop, feel, and see. And see truly!, - says Irina Samarina, the owner of the gallery, artist, and public figure.
...Each artist whose works are presented at the exhibition speaks with nature in their own language — through painting, color, form, state, and personal experience. The works of Maia Muizniece, filled with contemplation, subtle states, and deep attention to the inner world of man and nature...
Nature as a philosophical space — between reality and sensation, between form and inner movement, in the works of Atis Jakabsons. The emotional contact of man with nature in the works of Neonila Medvedeva, the connection of man with the surrounding world, revealed to the viewer through the language of color by Valery Popov...
For Elmars Magarema, an artist and restorer, nature is a source of life energy and philosophical reflection on existence, while in the works of Reinis Liepa, the viewer will surely feel the desire to capture natural rhythms, transitional states, and the breath of space...
The exhibition will last until the end of January. Admission is free.
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