Twin exhibitions at the Carré d'Art in Nîmes celebrate the work of two female Lithuanian artists as part of a season celebrating the nation’s culture across France. Projects by Aleksandra Kasuba take over a whole floor, exploring the life’s work of an artist who passed in 2019, leaving behind an increasingly recognised archive and legacy of a practice sited between utopian architecture, immersive installation and public sculpture.
As a counterpoint, a series of project rooms are offered to existing and new pieces by Marija Olšauskaitė, who plays with the surface and material qualities of glass, silicone and paper across a suite of works that speak to one another, the legacy of Kasuba, and the architecture of the host institution.
