This collection brings together exhibitions, pop-ups, and collaborations where works exist in real time — through presence, dialogue, and shared moments. Each event captures a specific point in time: a place, an energy, a gathering shaped by art and people.
This painting collection is something entirely different and unfamiliar for me — I painted the male body as a special commission for the sports and fitness club “Step Up Fitness.” When I began painting a man, I immediately felt that my lines were no longer as fluid and my hand required greater effort. It was a significant challenge. But I enjoy challenges — and overcoming them.
This painting collection brings together two well-tested and much-loved techniques of mine — charcoal and acrylic. By combining both, I created colorful works that blend drawing and painting techniques.
This was another adventure I stepped into — I was invited to paint a live model. Of course, there was nervousness at first, but once I began laying down the first brushstrokes, all the tension disappeared, and I managed to paint a beautiful model in a beautiful painting.
For the second year in a row, I took part in the Charity Ball auction. Last year, my painting “agina” received the greatest response due to its provocative nature and achieved the highest bid among the artworks. This year’s goal was to support “Peldēt Droši” — an organization that teaches children and young people swimming skills (Latvia ranks first in Europe by the number of drowning cases) and works to install life-saving rings at various swimming spots.
With my painting collection “My Hypnoses,” I took part in an outdoor pop-up exhibition at the electronic music festival “Unreal Music Festival.”
“I am self-created — born from the darkest underground and flown up to the brightest ray of the sky. And I levitate between the two, because I have created myself and I can be anything I choose to unleash within.”
In this pop-up exhibition, I took part with my charcoal drawing collection “Drawwings.” It was interesting to see that not only colorful paintings, but also black-and-white charcoal drawings stand out vividly in a dimly lit environment. Everything depends on how much strong, honest personal energy you put into what you do.
The musically creative collective “Dot,” in collaboration with “Eviaart,” created an unforgettable evening where guests could enjoy the night and the music while also delighting their eyes and hearts with my paintings.
I took part in the Latvian Society House “Charity Ball” with my painting “Egoiste,” and the goal was anything but selfish — the donated funds were used to provide support for Ukrainian children.
My ladies love parties — so they head to the new nightclub “Le Kiki” to enjoy its lively, music-filled atmosphere.
I was truly happy to exhibit my provocative paintings at the hip-hop nightclub “de flou” — thank you for the invitation! P.S. When the exhibition came to an end, “de flou” had grown so fond of my works that they purchased every painting on display. I am deeply grateful for such trust.
Some of my favorite girls have found a home in the beautiful restaurant “Ogle,” a place with a lively, musical atmosphere where you can also enjoy truly good food.
My charcoal drawings settle into a new space — a café in Old Riga with a cozy, warm atmosphere.
I have the pleasure and honor of taking part in such a large-scale and comprehensive art exhibition with the painting collections “Inner Beast” and “agina”.
My paintings were invited to be exhibited at the design studio “risinājums” to mark their birthday.
How do we look at something so intimate with an open mind, without prejudice? I painted 12 women’s stories and the many emotional facets of femininity. We are so different and deeply emotional, and именно because of that — unique and captivating. Thank you to the brave models!
12 drawings, 12 poems, and 12 months of vivid solitude with my emotions. I felt every facet and every line, and each emotion pulsed within me as powerfully and continuously as blood flows through the human body. I have lived through another unforgettable chapter of my life. I learned to accept my true emotions — from suppression and resentment to understanding and strength. I learned how to draw wings for myself.
Exhibition at the restaurant featuring my most recent paintings. I’ve always preferred exhibiting in restaurants and everyday spaces where people naturally spend time — that way, my work meets a wide range of viewers, and the encounter happens organically.
I was invited to take part in a pop-up exhibition and create a live performance — painting in a nightclub in Saint Petersburg while people danced and enjoyed the night around me. It was a dizzying, unforgettable experience. As an introvert, I was very nervous, but it allowed me to step beyond my fear of audiences and crowds.
This was an interesting and entirely new experience for me. At first, the idea was to display original works on the walls, but the club space is large and dark, so I decided to create large-scale prints from photographs of the paintings instead.
My paintings are reaching ever new horizons — an outdoor exhibition by the sea.
It is the inner beast that lives within each of us, and no matter how hard we try to hide or suppress it, sooner or later it breaks through. The most important thing is to learn how to live with it and accept it. Set your inner beast free.
I presented my latest and most vibrant artworks at the nightclub “Vakara Ziņas,” marking my first encounter with the club environment and its lighting. My paintings seem to enjoy it — they begin to glow and reveal themselves in an entirely different setting.
A pop-up exhibition at the photo studio “Imagine” held in honor of my birthday. The exhibition also marked the launch of my website.
This collection is a small departure from my favorite theme of the female body, yet it stays true to another subject close to me — the beast.
“I found myself only when I was buried. I lay there, unseen, unfound — not even searched for. And that is precisely when you must begin to look for yourself: when you have been abandoned.”
This is my very first solo exhibition as an artist at the beginning of her journey in art. You have to start somewhere — and the most important thing is simply to begin and to do.
