Interactive exhibition "Poetic Robotism. Aero" on view at Latvian National Museum of Art
An exhibition by Laura Prikule and Eva Vēvere is on view at the Latvian National Museum of Art until October 18, letting visitors alter the artworks themselves. The show is titled "Poetic Robotism. Aero".
The Cupola Hall of the Latvian National Museum of Art is hosting an exhibition by artists Laura Prikule and Eva Vēvere titled "Poetic Robotism. Aero", running until October 18.
The exhibition offers visitors an unconventional experience, inviting them beyond passive viewing into active participation. Visitors are permitted to move and rearrange some of the displayed objects, directly shaping how the artworks look and how they are positioned within the space.
Conversations with the artists
One notable feature of the exhibition is the opportunity for visitors to talk directly with the artists themselves, Laura Prikule and Eva Vēvere, gaining firsthand insight into the creative process and the ideas behind the works on display.
Free movement through the space
There is no fixed route through the exhibition — visitors are free to choose their own path through the Cupola Hall, making each visit a unique, individual experience.
"Poetic Robotism. Aero" remains open to museum visitors until October 18 this year.
