2026 | 5–25 October
2026 | 5–25 October
Lithuania
The concept of the audiovisual work explores the symbiosis of plants and rust. Biological plant rust is a fungal disease that manifests on the leaves, stems, or flowers of various plant species. Rust spores cover plant surfaces with unexpected spots and growths, deforming leaves and altering their colors. They symbolize living textures of transformation.
This interaction becomes a metaphor for the constant change within our environment and ourselves. Rust represents not decay, but transformation- the intersection of life and decomposition, where the beauty of creative adaptation lies.
The work invites viewers to observe their surroundings, to look closely at slow yet inevitable processes, and to learn from nature’s dynamics and its ability to create even from decay.
Transformacijos 2026
This work is presented as part of the NK-INTERACTIVE interactive exhibition at the Radvila Palace Museum of Art in Vilnius. The exhibition runs from 15–25 October.
1 TICKET – 7 EXHIBITION WORKS
With this ticket, you can experience one of three longer VR works and six shorter works from the programme – VR films, games, and installations. You will reserve a specific time slot for your chosen longer VR work, while the six shorter works are available on a first-come, first-served basis. The ticket is valid for the entire day, so you can take your time exploring the rest of the exhibition.
PASS – 9 EXHIBITION WORKS
With the NK-INTERACTIVE Pass, you can experience all three longer works and six shorter works from the programme – VR films, games, and installations. You can reserve a time slot for each of the three longer works, while the six shorter works are available on a first-come, first-served basis. The pass is valid for the entire duration of the exhibition, so you can return on different days and explore the programme at your own pace.
“The Clouds Are Two Thousand Meters Up” is not included in the NK-INTERACTIVE Ticket or Pass – a separate ticket is required for this experience.
Exhibition opening hours:
Weekdays: 15:00–21:00
Weekends: 13:00–21:00
