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An Evening of Art and Discourse: Exploring Time and Transformation

Mark your calendars for March 14 at 6 p.m. for the opening event at the E.Smiļģis Theater Museum,a gathering promising insightful conversations and a deep exploration of the human experience.

Event Details:

Date: March 14

Time: 6:00 p.m.

Location: E. Smiļģis Theater Museum

Reflections on Life and Time

the event promises to delve into profound reflections on life, time, and the transitions that shape us. Varis Brasla offers a poignant outlook:

“My lived life has been such that I could definitely be better, but I don’t even know where to change.Too much then turns different.I have a feeling from time to time to start all over again. Where did all the shining strength and energy that were bumped during the transition remained? It seems to everyone that everything has happened that nothing has to be done, but everything started at that moment. Light forces were greeted by others who thought otherwise, thought of themselves, not for us.I am not enough for a full stomach. Directed for me in the function of religion. There can be no man who dose not love their land and a nation who does not believe in the right, for reality.”

This powerful quote encapsulates the feeling of being lost in the complexities of life,a sentiment many can relate to. The search for lost energy and the feeling of being misdirected are worldwide themes that resonate deeply.

Unveiling Time and Perspective

Lauris Gundars provides another layer to this exploration, focusing on the importance of understanding time and perspective.He states:

“Already starting our quite long conversations with VAR, I was aware: I am neither a cinema nor a theater critic. Perhaps I would even be taught to pretend to be one,but my intention and true interest was and is quite different. These conversations have to reveal time and times. The times we have lived without considering our big years difference. The one who does not eat. What different and life -changing. The life of the film’s author, times in which the story tells who belongs to.”

Gundars emphasizes the desire to look beyond superficial critiques and delve into the deeper meanings embedded within personal narratives. He seeks to uncover the transformative power of life experiences and the stories that define us.By understanding this process, one can see how time and perspectives change.

Engage and Explore

The gathering on March 14 offers a unique opportunity to engage with these ideas and explore your own understanding of time and personal transformation. Be prepared for lively discussion and new perspectives.

Don’t Miss Out!

Join us for an evening of art, conversation, and exploration at the E. Smiļģis Theater Museum. This is a unique opportunity to connect with fellow art enthusiasts and delve into the profound themes of time and transformation through the eyes of artists and thinkers. Be there on March 14 at 6 p.m. to be part of this enriching experience!

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How do Varis Brasla’s artistic and philosophical approaches intersect in his exploration of time and conversion?

An Evening of art and Discourse: Exploring Time and Transformation

Interview with Varis Brasla, Philosopher & artist

We sat down with renowned philosopher and artist, Varis Brasla, to discuss his reflections on life, time, and transformation ahead of the upcoming event at the E.Smiļģis Theater Museum.

Archyde: Your quote about feeling lost and misdirected in life’s complexities resonated with many. Can you elaborate on what inspired this outlook?

Varis Brasla: “Growing up, I witnessed my family and community grappling with rapid societal changes. I saw people, including myself, struggling to find purpose and direction amidst the chaos. This struggle, I believe, is global and timeless. It inspired me to explore the human experience through my art and ideology.”

Archyde: You mentioned feeling a ‘loss of energy’ during transitions. How do you suggest one can rediscover and harness that energy?

Varis Brasla: “I believe it’s essential to reconnect with our authentic selves and passions. Engage in activities that bring you joy and fulfillment, even if they seem small or insignificant. Also, surround yourself with supportive people who believe in your potential. Remember, transformation is a journey, and it’s okay to take it one step at a time.”

Interview with Lauris Gundars, Art Historian & Curator

We also spoke with art historian and curator, Lauris Gundars, about the importance of understanding time and perspective in personal transformation.

Archyde: Your focus on understanding time and perspective is intriguing. How do you think this understanding can help individuals navigate their personal journeys?

Lauris Gundars: “Understanding time and perspective allows us to see our lives as a series of interconnected moments rather than a linear narrative. This realization helps us appreciate our growth and transformation better.It also enables us to learn from the past, live in the present, and plan for the future mindfully.”

Archyde: What advice would you give to someone seeking to explore their own understanding of time and transformation?

Lauris Gundars: “I’d advise them to engage with art, literature, and philosophy. These mediums offer unique perspectives on the human experience. Also, maintain a journal to reflect on your thoughts, feelings, and experiences. Lastly, be patient and kind to yourself. Personal growth is a lifelong process.”

Join the Conversation

Join Varis Brasla, Lauris Gundars, and fellow art enthusiasts on March 14 at 6 p.m. at the E. Smiļģis Theater Museum for an evening of art, discourse, and exploration. Together,let’s delve into the profound themes of time and transformation.

Register your attendance Today!