Ana Vostruchovaitė’s solo exhibition ‘Digital Garden’ marks the first presentation of the artist’s work in Vilnius. Born in Vilnius, Ana Vostruchovaitė graduated from the Warsaw Academy of Fine Arts in 2019. Her graduation project was awarded the Academy’s Rector’s prize and Stefan Gierowski’s prize, and was featured in the exhibition ‘Coming Out: The Best Academy of Fine Arts Diploma Projects of 2019’. Living between Vilnius and Warsaw, the question of her own identity is highly central to the artist’s work. It is fluid, shaped by memory, location, and the state of being in-between different cultures and environments. In her childhood, the artist was surrounded by the lush nature of Pavilnys. Today, her life is split between two cities, yet Pavilnys remains an internal landscape—a place where languages, cultures, and different identities intertwine. The exhibition displays paintings, plaster reliefs, and jacquard fabrics created specifically for this show.
Opening hours:
Thu–Fri 2–7 pm, Sat 12–5 pm, Sun 12–3 pm.
The gallery is located in the Old Town and is easily accessible on foot. The nearest bus stops are Rotušė, Užupio, Vilnios, Aušros Vartų and MO Museum.
Kazimiero St. 7-9, Vilnius. Parking is available on A. Strazdelio St., near the “Tamsta” music club, or on Bokšto St. The gallery is located in an inner courtyard. Access is through the courtyard gate, which can be opened by using the intercom.
There are three steps in front of the gallery entrance; a portable ramp can be placed over them to provide wheelchair access.
The gallery is dog- and guide dog-friendly.
Sanitary facilities are available, but the toilet is not accessible for visitors with disabilities.
Šv. Kazimiero St. 7-9, Vilnius