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Sculptures by Daigaa Grantina in a gallery space
Photo: Installation view by Toan Vu-Huu
Exhibition

Daiga Grantina - Lilacs

Date
Sat 2 May - Sun 28 Jun 2026
Venue
Mead Gallery
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Free, just drop by!

Tue - Sun 11am - 8pm

Exhibition Opening
Fri 1 May, 6-8pm
Free, everyone welcome

Daiga Grantina represented Latvia at the 2019 Venice Biennale and now lives and works in Paris. This is her first solo exhibition in a UK art gallery. 

Grantina's sculptures explore how materials meet and react to each other in ways that make us look again at their size, form and meaning. These interactions echo the ways that living systems and environments evolve - shifting, growing and unfolding across multiple dimensions. 

Drawing inspiration from bodies and landscapes, Grantina creates abstract forms that resist easy definition. Her works appear to remake themselves continuously, inviting viewers into a space where perception is unsettled and reimagined. 

Recent solo exhibitions include: Fiorucci Foundation, London (2025); Kunstmuseum Appenzell (2024); Z33, Hasselt (2024); Art Museum Riga Bourse (2022); GAMeC, Bergamo, (2021); New Museum, New York (2020); the Latvian Pavilion, 58th Venice Biennale (2019); and Palais de Tokyo, Paris (2018).

This exhibition is generously supported by Fluxus Art Projects.

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