Augustas Serapinas

White room with metallic table in the middle, with two vertical cement beams across it. The table is filled with loafs of bread in blue and green tones.

A close-up of loafs of bread with blue and green insides, some cut up by the middle.

Cement room with two warm light lamps hanging from the ceiling. A black sign with a thumbs up with a Pizza enclosed in a heart. Some wood materials and tables are in the wall to the right. A stone oven is at the end of the room.

Room with natural light coming from a window to the left and filled with plant pots. Stairs at the end with carrot drawings go up and it reads "glazing workshop". There are wooden benches and tables.

A patio surrounded by cement buildings. A blue wall in the background. Some tall metal scaffolding and a metal beam horizontally going through it.

A metal scaffolding with beers of Stella Artois and wine glasses scattered on it. Below it the cardboxes of beer. A blue wall behind it, a cement wall to the right.

David Dale Gallery & Studios

This was the Vilnius-based Lithuanian artist’s first UK institutional solo exhibition, and one of his most ambitious projects to date.

A major commission of new installation work spanned multiple spaces within the David Dale Gallery building, and involved individuals from neighbouring businesses. It followed Serapinas’ well-received first solo exhibition Housewarming at Emalin, London in 2016, and his large-scale installation Sigi at Kunsthalle Wien in 2017.

Supported by Glasgow International and Creative Scotland.