our hands meet, please, hold on
Zuzeum•Jul 04, 2026 — Sep 20, 2026
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Press Release
The exhibition is open to visitors free of charge during the museum’s opening hours.
From 4 July, Zuzeum Greenhouse will present “our hands meet, please stay”, an exhibition created especially for the space by US-based artists Gints Virgilijs Tilks and Jamieson Edson. The exhibition brings together the artists’ distinct yet dialogic practices – Tilks’s monumental spatial structures and Edson’s images created through analogue photography – exploring the liminal states of closeness, distance, and touch.
In collaboration, Jamieson Edson and Virgilijs Tilks move through the space between closeness and distance, beginning with the charged possibility of connection and the hesitation that often accompanies it. The desire to reach toward another person is met by an equally strong instinct to preserve one’s own boundaries.
The work emerges from this tension, exploring how intimacy can be both an act of approach and a form of resistance. Coming from different visual and cultural backgrounds,…
Exhibition Space
our hands meet, please, hold on
Zuzeum•Jul 04, 2026 — Sep 20, 2026
Press Release
The exhibition is open to visitors free of charge during the museum’s opening hours.
From 4 July, Zuzeum Greenhouse will present “our hands meet, please stay”, an exhibition created especially for the space by US-based artists Gints Virgilijs Tilks and Jamieson Edson. The exhibition brings together the artists’ distinct yet dialogic practices – Tilks’s monumental spatial structures and Edson’s images created through analogue photography – exploring the liminal states of closeness, distance, and touch.
In collaboration, Jamieson Edson and Virgilijs Tilks move through the space between closeness and distance, beginning with the charged possibility of connection and the hesitation that often accompanies it. The desire to reach toward another person is met by an equally strong instinct to preserve one’s own boundaries.
The work emerges from this tension, exploring how intimacy can be both an act of approach and a form of resistance. Coming from different visual and cultural backgrounds,…
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