DAIGA GRANTINA - LFL

Inside the corridor the air is split by a hollow island cube. The streams around it are amplified by sandwaves — stretched lycra glow —

directed into the dead end and out again. This stretch is a detour back to the open, a convection flow for your personal weather.

It’s a passage through a leg fold: Leg – Fold – Leg.

Search steps for

openings in horizontal plane.

And a friction forecast in more vertical angles.

So it is that LFL alignes with currents of air and trade.

Fold-in,

and folding of raw glimmer from instincts to surface.

Is the blow caused by pages of a book?

Because it is precisely a practice of spacing, the inscription of out-work, hors-livre!

Upside down walking sticks become ersatz space pens for the creation of bottom weather in relative rest.

Sandwave managers like myself are vulnerable when flooded by athmospheric red vapor.

Therefore I stick, air, fold, group

with the velocity of notes in the envelope of my mind.

Daiga Grantina (b. 1985, Latvia) is presenting her first solo exhibition in Spain with Stefan Lundgren Gallery.

Her recent group shows include Palais de Tokyo (Paris), Hester Gallery (NYC) and Campoli Presti (London). This year there will be further solo exhibitions on view at Joseph Tang (Paris), 83 Pitt Street (NYC), kim? contemporary art center (Riga) and the recently established billboard series at Kunsthaus Bregenz.