Alice Kask's new solo exhibition titled "Blue Motif" at Vaal Gallery features her characteristic style of intricate figurative artworks that appear to break the confines of the painting surface. The exhibition is divided into two sections, with large-scale paintings displayed on the lower level and smaller watercolors, sketches, and drawings on the upper level. The focus of the exhibition is Kask's self-portrait, which reflects her distinctive approach to representing figures that often lack defined facial features.

Kask often uses herself as a model, creating works that blend her identity with abstract elements. In one of her pieces displayed in the gallery, she describes how the painting may look masculine due to its features, including a suit with pink spots, while incorporating aspects from her own life, such as her legs and those of her partner. This unique interplay between reality and abstraction invites viewers to engage with her artistic process and the underlying narrative that accompanies each piece.

By including both larger and smaller works in her exhibition, Kask creates a dialogue between different scales of art, emphasizing the diversity of her artistic practice. The exhibition not only showcases her technical skill but also invites contemplation on themes of identity and representation in contemporary art settings. Kask's work stands as a significant contribution to the growing conversation around figurative painting in Estonia and beyond.