
The youthful maximalism and the consequent courage to face diverse risks, as well as the distinctive feel for the material and it's potential- this is what urged me to offer a unique event in the Latvian sculpture landscape, in the gardens of Manor Rumene. A chance to tap into the unexplored...
-Ojārs Spārītis, Professor,
Head of Doctoral Programme at the Art Academy of Latvia, Patron of Ernest Vitin solo exhibition at the Manor Rumene

Ernest is the only person in Latvia who professionally devotes his full time developing technical and aesthetical aspects of glass stacking technique. All glass art students study this technique during their first year at the academy, however only Ernest has taken it up as his main vocation. Besides, there are not many graduates who continue in their specialty, and even less who do it with any success. My best wishes to Ernest, may he never loose his enthusiasm!
- Inguna Audere, Professor at the Faculty of Visual Plastic Arts, Department of Glass Art at the Art Academy of Latvia. Founder of Glass Art Study Centre

It's impossible to put all the emotions down to words. Thank you for giving such an amazing gift to the word - the artwork "In Nature". On their wedding day, our lucky couple Liga and Arnis spent a few wonderful moments "In Nature". They are keen travelers, both nature and city environment are dear to their hearts, wanderlust has taken them to some extraordinary places. The artwork "In Nature" brought back memories from their adventures in tropical forests and trips across wilderness of the ocean. Thank you for the fortune you have given them to capture and keep these feelings as vibrant memories from their wedding day!
- Kristine Grinvalde, wedding photographer http://www.kristinegrinvalde.com/
"Wedding In Nature"

Seeing the glass artwork "In Nature" in the University it felt like it's alive! It felt like something supernatural, like it had a thousand images inside it, because whatever angle you are looking at it, it looks different all the time, through shadows and light... so there's always something to see there!
-Kaspar Korjus, Managing Director of Estonia's E-Residency Programme

The monumental stacked glass artwork "In Nature" brings life to the University! It renders a natural feeling within the massive concrete building. It is big and beautiful with the lights on, and the changing colours greatly brighten up the quite monotone space.
-Karen Korjus, entrepreneur
