Exhibition "Laimdota Malle. Stardust"

The exhibition examines life as a continuous process of transformation – an unstable form that emerges in the tension between potential and collapse. It is designed as a multi-part system in which materials, bodies and structures are in constant transformation. Exuberant growth and gradual decay, control and vulnerability, chaos and self-organization coexist.

The exposition consists of seven interconnected chapters: "Garden", "Center", "Laboratory", "Fear-power", "Game", "Absence" and "Dreams". Each of them is dedicated to a different manifestation of this system. Life in the "garden" grows, reproduces and decays, marking a cyclical movement from germination to extinction. The "center" is dedicated to the idea of ​​the beginning and potential - a closed form that holds an as yet undefined content. In the “Laboratory” department, matter is broken down, classified and transformed, revealing a contrast between control and material behavior. "Fear-power" tells the story of protection and dominance, while "Game" organizes research through strategy, symmetry and shifting boundaries. The chapter "Absence" is invested in the exhibition as an active possibility of disappearance and collapse, while "Dreams" focuses on what could yet happen - desires, ideas, new discoveries of memories and possible futures that are stored as unrealized potential.