Aleksandra Kasuba was driven by a desire to forge a deeper connection between humanity and nature, imagining…

Aleksandra Kasuba was driven by a desire to forge a deeper connection between humanity and nature, imagining alternative ways of living through architecture, environment and design. 🟣🌏🔴🟠🟡

🔎 Want to learn more? Join us at the ‘Exceptional Spaces’ conference in London on 30 May 2026 to explore Alexandra Kasuba’s work and legacy. The conference is organised by the Hyundai Tate Research Centre: Transnational in partnership with Hyundai Motor, and supported by the Lithuanian National Museum of Art.

🌊 📍Want to experience the exhibition?
Aleksandra Kasuba: Shelters for the Senses is at Tate St Ives until 4 October 2026

Supported by the Aleksandra Kasuba Exhibition Supporters Circle and Tate Members. Organised by Tate St Ives in collaboration with the Lithuanian National Museum of Art.

Archive images courtesy of the Digital Archive of Aleksandra Kasuba, Lithuanian National Museum of Art.

Artworks featured:
Spectrum, An Afterthought 1975/2014
Shells I–II 1983–84
Global Village (Geodesic Village). Architecture as a Social Instrument I 1971

All artworks courtesy of the Lithuanian National Museum of Art.
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