"How to do artwork that make sense in times of war?", "Can doing artwork be a valuable response to war?" and "Does art have a healing impact on the disaster of war?"

Diāna Adamaite’s latest paintings radiate joy so profound that one cannot help but wonder – what exactly is she painting? The title of the exhibition – “Frequencies in Space” – suggests an answer. And yet, the paintings do not resemble abstract notations of frequency ranges. Like shimmering mutations captured between perception and concealment, poised between presence and absence, caught between something and nothing.