Birdwatching hides have intrigued me over the past year;
they allow the birdwatcher to come closer to the birds while
becoming invisible themselves - blending into the colours
of the landscape. This tension between visibility and
invisibility, and the attempt to come closer through disappearance,
has been important for the development of these dreamlike structures.
These gentle apparitions have become soft, safe capsules, which invite visitors to temporarily dissolve.
The blue, beach house is a work by Rugile Barzdziukaite,
Vaiva Grainyte and Lina Lapelyte,
titled Sun and Sea Listening House (2022)
Shown at Museum Beelden aan Zee
during After Hours with Rat Radio and Dooorp
Documentation by Claudia Moraru,
photo’s in the dark by Anca Bârjovanu
