“The Eternal Living Room” offers visitors an intimate journey through the pages of Baltic culture preserved over 500 years and honouring the families who served as true “heralds of dawn” – bringing light during the dark times and ensuring cultural continuity for generations to come. Every living room had a place where during the darkest times hope was maintained, knowledge accumulated and cultural identity forged and passed on.

The projection was created in collaboration with Estonian artist Alyona Movko-Mägi and composer Maksim Adel, honouring both the shared Estonian and Latvian experience and the living spaces of culture, creating a strong link between the revolutionary moment when the first printed words appeared and the current hope for the preservation and continuity of our culture.

Alyona Movko-Mägi is an Estonian artist and designer whose work combines light, video and spatial composition in theatres, large-scale events and contemporary art. With a background in audiovisual composition, scenography and crafts, she creates impressive visual worlds combining projection mapping, light installations and tactile materials.

Authors of project idea/artists: Jānis Pētersons, Alyona Movko-Mägi, Maksim Adel /Adel Force/
Implementer: SIA “Artistic”