Through humour, sculptures, graphics and moving images, Spunde confronts an embodied sense of numbness, and confusion. In a capitalist society focussed on profit and efficiency, rationality is privileged over emotion, and knowledge systems rooted in care, reciprocity, and collective responsibility are devalued. Read an interview with Paulius Petraitis in Echo Gone Wrong magazine.
A Strange Reality in Fictionalised Voices. A conversation with Līga Spunde.
Through humour, sculptures, graphics and moving images, Spunde confronts an embodied sense of numbness, and confusion. In a capitalist society focussed on profit and efficiency, rationality is privileged over emotion, and knowledge systems rooted in care, reciprocity, and collective responsibility are devalued. Read an interview with Paulius Petraitis in Echo Gone Wrong magazine.
