I revise my yellow for the second solstice to turn it into green is a performance by Rūta Junevičiūtė.

In this performance the artist will revisit a sculpture created five years ago for a solo exhibition—a visual embodiment of a self-censoring thought-form, hesitant, opaque, and shaped by the poetics of miscommunication inherited from a legacy of authoritarian mistrust. Originally shown at the National Gallery of Art (formerly the Revolution Museum), the sculpture was later relocated to Valakampiai, opening up new dialogues about site-specificity, public space, maintenance, and the artist’s own vulnerability. During this ceremony, the artist reads a letter to the sculpture, unfolding layers of emotion, memory, and unresolved tensions, while a dancer—described as a teen spirit accomplice—interacts with the form through movement, testing and translating its complexity.

The movement research for this work is carried out by Drovilė Krutulytė and Barbora Groblytė.