For the first time, after successful exhibitions in London and Milan, the acclaimed Tactile Baltics has returned to the region from which it draws its inspiration. The full exhibition officially opened on Wednesday at PACAI Hotel in Vilnius (Didžioji st. 7), marking the historic homecoming of Baltic design and presenting the most comprehensive collection of contemporary works by Lithuanian, Latvian and Estonian artists.

Curated by Audronė Drungilaitė, Dita Danosa and Triin Loks, the exhibition brings together 21 designers working in ceramics, textiles, furniture and conceptual objects. The exhibition is housed in the Baroque palace of the PACAI hotel, an architectural space that has become a centre of attraction for design lovers. Visitors are invited to explore the Baltic identity through form, emotion and material history.

At the same time, the Range Rover showroom at 137 Laisvės Ave. in Vilnius opened another exhibition, the Range Rover Design Icon Lineup, featuring five original Range Rover models from 1970 to the present day. Together, the two exhibitions create a dialogue between regional creativity and automotive design heritage.

PACAI also has a dedicated Range Rover space featuring Jolita Vaitkutė's new installation Mirrored Wall. Created with complete creative freedom and the support of Range Rover, the work explores themes of identity and movement through reflective surfaces and sculptural forms.