Rebeka Vaino's solo exhibition, titled "Moving Through Life I Occasionally Saw Moments of Beauty," is currently open at the Kastellaanimaja gallery in Kadriorg, Estonia, and will remain until mid-April. The artist, who has a background in painting education from the Estonian Academy of Arts and has spent the last five years studying in Paris, Berlin, and London, reflects on themes of fragmentation and uncertainty in her work. Her experiences during these transformative years serve as the foundation for her latest creations, which embody the chaos and complexities of contemporary life.

In her own words, Vaino expresses that the exhibition delves into the myriad fragmented experiences that shape our lives while simultaneously searching for moments of beauty within them. Horses emerge as a significant symbol throughout her artwork, representing a grounding presence during chaotic and tumultuous times, both in the world at large and in individual lives. This symbolic use of horses is intended to evoke a sense of stability and connection, offering viewers a glimpse into the comfort that such imagery can provide amidst uncertainty.

Vaino's journey through major urban centers has influenced the sculptural forms and themes in her paintings. The exhibition not only showcases her artistic evolution but also emphasizes a universal quest for beauty and solace in a fractured world. By prompting viewers to find beauty in their own fragmented experiences, Vaino invites a shared reflection on life’s chaotic moments and the symbols that help us navigate them.