In late February, the Kai Art Center cinema will showcase a film program curated by Sirje Runge, designed to complement her personal exhibition titled 'On Fragile Ground: Sirje Runge and Light'. This program will include a selection of notable films such as Alan Parker's 'Pink Floyd: The Wall', Federico Fellini's 'Roma', and Carine Asscher's 'James Turrell: Passageways' among others, screened over two weeks on specific dates: February 13, 14, 21, and 22.

Each screening will begin with a video introduction in which the artist offers insights into her film selections, aiming to provide the audience with various perspectives on the viewing experience. Runge expressed that this film program is aligned with her exhibition, creating a cohesive whole that visually and thematically reflects what she considers important in the world, thereby enhancing the audience's understanding of her artistic vision.

Access to the screenings will require a ticket for the exhibition, indicating an integrated approach to experiencing her art. This event not only highlights Runge's work as an artist but also emphasizes the interaction between different art forms and the importance of contextualizing visual art through film.