13.01.2011. - 08.02.2011.

Galerija "Māksla XO"

Elizabetes iela 14, Rīga, LV 1010

EXERCISE IN MNEMONICS
solo exhibition by Vineta Kaulača

"Māksla XO" Gallery  from 13.01. - 08.02.2011.

"My last work is the result of thinking about space and the infinite extent of the borders, making it visible, and thus experienced. Space, which stops a time or on the contrary it runs in a front exciting a look up in perspective infinity. Space which creates security or appearance of it.

Are you able to remember some events of your life forgeting about the place where this happened?Perhaps the memory and the subjective perception of spatial experience has transformed a whole new form.
Perhaps the proportions of components have changed places or have acquired an entirely different order.

Memory closely associates person's past, present and future, allowing time to experience the continuity and orientation in space.With the help of memory reproduced event has created a brand new place, so far in the mind nonexistent space, although the original coordinates can be found in a space-time map.

M.Merlo-Ponty has said "painting mix all of our categories: esence and existence, unreal and real, visible and invisible in a layer in front of our own carnalnature, producing similarity silent meaning of a dreamy world."

The same way each new painting creates a new space, so far nonexisted place where the initial impulse has served as an everyday item or photo recorded gaze.

Endless space in the city finds a borders and much more strongly than anywhere else allows us to see and experience the time - the city time, a personal sense of time, age and historical time.

Spatial body of city is mostly made up of countless impartially, passionless parallelepipeds, which grouped together in each city differently makes a unique combinations, so they acquire the ability to associate contacts, to build relationships and to accumulate in the centuries long and now changing experience. It is an invitation to think about the relationship with the passage of time, thoughts and a different space-time capture of visual media forms."

                                                                                                                                             /Vineta Kaulača, 2010./