There are countless moments and encounters, memories and emotions whose true significance may only become clear much later. Life is a journey into the unknown, to places we have never been before. Yet there is always a place to return to: home.

But what is home? Is it a place, the people we love, or the relationships we build? Or does it exist instead in our memories and in the objects we have once used? What makes some of the places we inhabit feel like home while others never do? Does home have a color?



The works presented in the exhibition preserve moments and reflections woven into colorful tapestries and everyday objects. Some seemingly ordinary moments can become the most meaningful; there is always something worth noticing and remembering. And at the heart of it all are people. One question always remains: Will you still be there when I return?

The exhibition brings to the Muitinė Gallery large-scale gobelins and objects by Aet Ollisaar that reflect places and relationships of personal significance to the artist, while also inviting viewers to interpret them within a broader context.







Exhibition design: Madis Liplap

Graphic design: Arabella Roosi

The exhibition is supported by the Estonian Cultural Endowment and Pallas University of Applied Sciences.