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Līga Spunde has transformed the space of TUR into a field of exercises: an abstract training ground where sculptural objects invite the visitor to rehearse human virtues. These large-scale 3D-printed forms take the shape of gestures – an embrace, interlocked hands, a stance of confidence – that evoke a sense of strength, empathy, tenderness, and care. They are not props for literal exercise, but propositions for the imagination: reminders of the irreducible movements that define our shared humanity. This conceptual field emerges against the backdrop of a world that feels increasingly ungovernable, shaped by authoritarian politics, ecological collapse, and wars waged with impunity. Spunde counters with a precise and quietly radical proposal: to rehearse belief in simple gestures, to return to the body as a site of resilience. The works do not offer solutions, but they open a space for rehearsal, for practicing the possibility of repair. They encourage a moment of self-recognition, a…
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Līga Spunde has transformed the space of TUR into a field of exercises: an abstract training ground where sculptural objects invite the visitor to rehearse human virtues. These large-scale 3D-printed forms take the shape of gestures – an embrace, interlocked hands, a stance of confidence – that evoke a sense of strength, empathy, tenderness, and care. They are not props for literal exercise, but propositions for the imagination: reminders of the irreducible movements that define our shared humanity. This conceptual field emerges against the backdrop of a world that feels increasingly ungovernable, shaped by authoritarian politics, ecological collapse, and wars waged with impunity. Spunde counters with a precise and quietly radical proposal: to rehearse belief in simple gestures, to return to the body as a site of resilience. The works do not offer solutions, but they open a space for rehearsal, for practicing the possibility of repair. They encourage a moment of self-recognition, a…
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