Thanks Paulina for your appreciative thoughts, especially nice given your deep knowledge of the subject..

Nida Art Colony: Curonian Spit, 18-21 March 2018,

photos: from the top: Guillermo Arsuaga-tripod with Kodak Brownie, Peter Lang “Drawing a line in the sand,” Peter Lang: group photo.

From the time we landed in Klaipeda, after a 14 hour overnight ferry ride from Karlshamn, the workshop participants were drawn into an  unfolding Lithuanian  adventure. The port city is a shaggy accumulation of old stately houses and urban buildings, mixed with port structures, soviet era housing blocks and more recent post-1989 post modern Baltic styled architecture. But all over there were hundreds of sculptures, odd shaped abstract forms, bizarre representations of mermaids with two legged fins, a large quantity of childlike figurines, and traditional Soviet realist sculptures, including a colossal sword that would rival anything Saddam Hussein created for Bagdad.

Photo by Orestis Nikolaidis.

For further reading see the Baltikan Workshop 2: the Curonian Spit
WORKSHOP: WITH PAULINA PUKYTE AT THE NIDA ART COLONY: SPACES X MEMORIES

https://rlabarchitectureartefactsign.com/bac-workshop-vilnius/