His education began at the Janis Rosenthal Art School under the teacher Edgars Iltner, continued at the Academy of Arts, entered the Painting department, but then he ended up working with graphic artists, however painting was considered a priority. informs museum representative Natalja Sujunsalieva.
Rūsiņš Rozīte in the 70s of the 20th century. (Photo: Publicity photo)
Rūsins Rozīte. Summer internship. Sketch. 1966 year. (Photo: Publicity photo)
While still a final year student, Rozīte responded to the invitation of her friend, the young director Jura Strengas, to create a stage design for Mati Unta’s play “Kāda būsi, mana pasavela?”, which was staged in 1967. In the Art Theater, the artist created a black stage, a white boxing ring square. Planed white wooden chairs were also visible.
Rūsins Rozīte. Still nature. 1975. (Photo: Publicity photo)
Rūsins Rozīte. Still nature. 1967. (Photo: Publicity photo)
The actors of the production worked in a minimalist room, the director commented on what was happening during the performances from the audience hall. Rozite is considered the first stage minimalist. Three more performances followed, but in them the creative solution faced objections from the artistic council, and the subsequent compromises did not satisfy either the director or the artist.
Rūsins Rozīte. Math. Still nature. 1968. (Photo: Publicity photo)
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