Elizabete Andersone’s installation pays tribute to what lingers at the margins of everyday life – sounds, objects and spaces that are seen yet rarely noticed, fragments of experience that resist language but remain stored in the body. The work begins with a personal memory: a moment when the hum and flicker of a fluorescent lamp – an almost insignificant stimulus – unlocks a forgotten sensation: the orange hue of classroom walls, early mornings, a damp blackboard, sticky desks.
Elizabete Andersone is a young artist whose practice centers on spatial structures, the mechanisms of memory, and the peripheries of perception. Working primarily with installation, she combines light, sound, and scenographic strategies to draw attention to what often goes unobserved – ambient noises, spatial impressions and bodily responses.
The exhibition is organized by Riga City Municipality Institution RIGA CONTEMPORARY ART SPACE, with the support of the Riga City Municipality
ON THE EDGE
OF PERCEPTION