‘Man is a flower that should be burnt,’ wrote the American poet Anne Sexton in her poem ‘After Auschwitz’. This imagery invites reflections on the relationship between the freedom of individual existence and collective tension. These lines served as an indirect gateway for me into Gerda Paliušytė’s solo exhibition ‘Lipstick’, showcased at the ‘Editorial’ art … Continue reading Man is a Flower that Should be Burnt