This exhibition explores the intersection of traditional art and digital technology by presenting original artworks alongside animated projections derived from them. Each piece begins as a physical work—created through traditional artistic processes—and is then reinterpreted in a digital format that brings the imagery to life through motion, light, and time.

Displayed together in the same space, the original works and their animated counterparts invite viewers to experience the artworks in two complementary dimensions. The physical pieces reveal the material qualities of the artist’s hand—texture, color, and composition—while the digital projections expand these elements through movement, transformation, and immersive visual effects.
Rather than replacing the original works, the projections act as extensions of them, offering new ways of seeing and engaging with the imagery. This dialogue between static and moving forms encourages visitors to reflect on how contemporary technologies can reinterpret and amplify traditional artistic expression.
Through this interplay of mediums, the exhibition creates a layered viewing experience that merges the tactile presence of physical art with the dynamic possibilities of digital animation.

About the artist:
Dmitry Chudinov is an artist, designer and master of decorative and applied arts.
He was born in Riga in 1979. He spent his childhood in Bolderāja – a region of sea, forests and rivers. Nature became his first source of inspiration, reflected in a multitude of picturesque landscapes. He began painting whilst still at school. Later, having trained as a cabinetmaker, he continued to develop as an artist. Painting, stained glass, batik, mosaics, sculpture, interior design and furniture design are Dmitry’s main areas of work. Each project is unique in its own way. Dmitry Chudinov played an active role in the activities of the Ita Kozakevich Association of National Cultural Societies of Latvia, curated exhibitions and was awarded a silver medal for his contribution to culture.