A picnic with the artist Līga Spunde provided an opportunity to get acquainted with the artist's work No Blessing Will Come from Evil, its creation and one of its motifs - the unusual life story of David Vetter (The Bubble Boy). David Vetter was born on September 21, 1971 in the United States. Since birth, the boy suffered from severe combined immunodeficiency syndrome (SCID), which made his chances of surviving outside a sterile environment impossible. With David's birth, his parents decided to place him in a specially designed isolator until a solution for immunity could be found. Instead of the predicted few months, David spent 12 years, or his entire life, in an absolutely sterile and isolated room. Although David was provided with the necessary conditions for survival, life in the isolator strongly influenced his perception and relationships with the outside world. During the picnic, visitors were able to watch film fragments together with the artist's narration.
"No Blessing Will Come from Evil" was a multimedia installation that reflected on relationships, sense of security, an overly strong desire to protect, and a belief in the supernatural as a defense strategy.