With this installation, the artist is trying to find a recipe for harmony – she has created a world of fantastical creatures.
These entities have but one language to express their emotions: that of colours. Joy, pain or arousal get projected as hues and shades of their skin. Made of glass, they are partially transparent, almost immaterial, immersed in water as if they came from a lost continent, such as Lemuria.

Kairi Orgusaar (Estonia, 1969) is a graduate of the Estonian Academy of Arts, specialising in painting, with a master’s degree in glass art.
She’s been participating in exhibitions at home and abroad since 1996.
Her works can be found in the Ernsting Foundation Alter of Herding collection, Germany, in the Estonian Museum of Applied Art and Design and in private collections. Since 2002, she is heading her own glass art studio Kunivorm LLC.

Works on display:
Recipe for Harmony
pâte de verre, glass.

The installation consists of three sculptures:
1 chameleon 65 x 80 x 15 cm
2 chameleon 55 x 155 x 15 cm

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