Esietendus 5. jaanuaril 2009 Adamson-Ericu muuseumis
The
production shows the life and work of one of the most erudite Estonian artist
in the last century. He travelled from his native town Tartu
and his childhood South-Estonia to Berlin, Paris, Spain
and Greece.
Then WW II, forced mobilisation into the soviet army and art ensembles in
Jaroslavl, where Adamson-Eric proved himself as the new head of the soviet
Estonian art life. He becomes the director of the Tallinn Applied Art
Institute, then is labelled as a ‘bourgeois nationalist’ and is sent to work in
the shoe factory. Heart attack, brain insult and paralysis of the right side of
his body. However, Adamson-Eric learns to paint with his left hand and creates
some the best works in his life.