In the exhibition, in the zone of author jewellery, we will see the installation “Bringing Rain“. The author Saulius Vaitiekūnas is known as an artist who is sympathetic to the “readymade”style, often using stones from the Baltic Sea and the Lithuanian field, metal and other objects found in the environment. For almost twenty years, he has been consistently creating what can be called “Clouds”. Sculptural objects, installations, small stone and metal sculptures, jewellery, in their various aspects, reveal what the author considers to have become a manifestation of unlimited freedom, of constant change of forms. Always different and always the same, appearing from nowhere and quietly disappearing into the labyrinth of unpredictable geographies.

..An important visual component of the installation “Bringing the Rain”(made of 1000 metres of stainless steel water pipes) is light and shadow. As if glowing in the mesosphere, Vaitiekūnas's silvery artefacts give off an almost mystical shimmer, allowing one to believe that everything is a fiction or a dream, that physical states can be transformed into spiritual states.., (Dr Vidas Poškus).

The installation “Carrying the Rain”and the exhibition “Amber Trip”complement each other, creating a seamless field of meanings. Gathering in the same place every year, the participants of the exhibition - the same and new authors, trying to understand the latest trends in jewellery art, reveal, cherish and preserve the traditions of the craft and the currents of fashion in their own interpretation.

The organisers of the “Amber Trip”and the Goldsmiths' Guild congratulating Vilnius on the occasion of its anniversary and invite you to see the exhibition of enamel craftsmen “700^OC”, curated by enamel art promoter and jeweller Marytė Dominaitė. The history and continuity of the Vilnius Goldsmiths' Guild is an important part of the city's general culture. Great attention is paid to the old tradition of enamel art in order to reveal the subtleties of this art. Notable metal artists include Vita Pukštaitė - Bružė, Dalius Razauskas, Ramunė Jundaitė, Edvinas Busarovas, Mantvydas Lasinskas, Tadas Deksnys, Šarūnė Vaitkutė - Žygienė, Arvydas Gurevičius, Nikoloz Gamkhitashvili, Saulius Vaitiekūnas, Marytė Dominaitė, Virginija Giniotytė, Aušra Mačiulaitienė, and Rūta Jurkūnaitė - Bruožienė invites you to look back at the history of the city reflected in enamel art works.

In 2023, the Goldsmiths' Guild and the jeweller Marytė Dominaitė are implementing a large-scale project, "Duke Gediminas' Cloak of 700 Wolves". During the “Amber Trip“ exhibition, educational activities will be held to implement this project. Everyone who wants to participate, regardless of age or profession, will create and leave a piece of their own legend of the Iron Wolf. During the education, we will decorate the image of the wolf with enamel on prepared metal plates 7x7 cm, which we will then put together to form the Duke Gediminas' coat, made of 700 plates, with the symbol of Vilnius city.