«New York, New York» explores the city not as a fixed portrait, but as a constantly shifting image. The exhibition looks at New York as a place shaped not only by streets, buildings, and people, but also by the mythology built around it through cinema, literature, photography, and popular culture.

The project moves through the city’s contrasts: glamour and decay, intimacy and distance, spectacle and everyday life. It presents New York through fragments, atmospheres, and fleeting moments.

In the immersive format of Digital Art House Riga, the photographs expand beyond the traditional frame and allow viewers to experience New York as both a real place and a constructed image.

The exhibition features works by New York-based photographer Ekaterina Romanova. Her practice combines documentary observation, editorial precision, and cinematic visual storytelling. Through her images, the city becomes both a physical environment and an emotional landscape shaped by memory, atmosphere, and human presence.

A 360° multimedia exhibition is a contemporary “living art” format that allows visitors to immerse themselves in the master’s world — without moving from their place.
It is a space where:

• the walls transform into a monumental visual environment
• artworks are enlarged to an impressive scale
• details become visible in ways impossible to experience in their original setting
• light, motion and sound create a powerful sense of presence

This is not a lecture and not a traditional museum visit.
It is an emotional and visual journey — a true touch of Eternity.