Semicircle is an exhibition about looking at and understanding sculpture. Sculptor Algirdas Bosas reconsiders time as an element of the process that is taking place here and the course of (archived) actions that have already happened. It is a retrospective look at the creative and personal path, choices, hesitations, certain feelings. The exhibition consists of sculptures and sketches created between 1975 and 2024, as well as photographs documenting monuments in public spaces. Bosas has been consistent in his work spanning five decades. According to art historian Elona Lubytė, "[the work] is characterised by a poromantic approach to nature, universal human nature and historical memory. The artist bears witness to the changing political and social transformations. Reflecting on modernism and postmodernism, he combines the past and the present in a unique way. Scale, form and the relationship of the object to its surroundings are perhaps the most important elements in his works. Abstract silhouettes are combined with associative details, revealing the idea in a suggestive and impactful way. Algirdas Bosas (b. 1943) graduated in sculpture from the Vilnius Academy of Arts in 1972. In 1972-74 he worked as a teacher at the Panevėžys Art School, and later, from 1992 to 2006, at the Klaipėda E. Balsis Art Gymnasium. He has participated in exhibitions since 1973. In 2000 he was awarded the Golden Badge of the Lithuanian Artists' Union, and in 2016 - the Golden Badge of Samogitians. In 2011, the sculptor was awarded the Culture and Art Prize of the Government of the Republic of Lithuania. In 2018, he was awarded the title of Klaipėda Master of Culture. He lives and works in Gargždai.