29/07/2026
"By compressing planetary emergencies and private gestures onto the same dark, reflective plane, Tamošiūnaitė brings a deliberate friction to our viewing habits. Through ancient material metaphors, early photographic mechanics and slow analogue processes, primal dark matter speaks again – making us acutely aware of the screens we stare into, and the reflections staring back.." - Paulius Petraitis on Gedvilė Tamošiūnaitė’s ‘Screen Works’ at Galerija MENO NIŠA / gallery MENO NISA
Listen to this article:Your browser does not support the audio element.0:000:00High-viscosity lava, cooling rapidly in the wake of an eruption, leaves behind obsidian, a naturally occurring black glass forged in deep geological time. Long before the fleeting digital screen, Mesoamerican cultures pol...