In Theo Bardsley’s solo exhibition ‘Echoes of the Room’, the featured paintings explore the boundaries between private and public worlds, the traces of human presence, and the relationship between memory and space. The artist creates a subtle tension between figure and environment, where signs of the past persist long after a person has departed. Drawing on experiences and observations in London, Morocco, and Vilnius, Bardsley connects intimate situations with the fleeting impressions of random passers-by. Alongside figurative works, unpeopled pieces are also on display, their human presence implied by subtle details: a shadow in a window, a wisp of cigarette smoke, or an empty chair. From 24 August, the artist will begin a residency at TUMO gallery in Vilnius, with the new works seamlessly integrating into the evolving exhibition.
Opening hours:
Thu–Fri: 13:00–19:00, Sat–Sun: 12:00–18:00
Free admission
TUMO Gallery, located at Užupio St. 28, Vilnius. Nearest stops: Užupis (bus 11), Vilnios St. (bus 11), Užupio St. (buses 10, 33, 88), Misionierių St. (buses 11, 13, 34, 74, 88). Nearest parking lot: Užupio St. 30.
The gallery is located on the ground floor. Access is directly from the street. There is a 4 cm high threshold at the entrance.
The gallery is dog- and guide-dog-friendly.
Restrooms are located on the ground floor and include facilities accessible to people with disabilities; there is no baby-changing room.
Užupio St. 28