This exhibition is dedicated to physician Ilze Aizsilniece (1966–2025), who passed away last year, and continues her initiated conversation about the significance of emotions in human life. Visitors are invited to explore emotions through the perspectives of art, science, medicine, and personal experience. Emotions influence our choices, relationships, physical and mental health, and our ability to live with others and ourselves. Art is used in the exhibition as a way to experience, recognize, and understand emotions. The narrative is created by works from 28 Latvian artists and focuses on six basic emotions—fear, anger, joy, sadness, disgust, and surprise—based on Paul Ekman's theory. At the same time, the Small Hall features Jelena Glazova's exhibition "Person with the Last Name Universe", a feminist act in the symbolic territory of modern phallocracy. Her suggestive watercolors overturn the myth of male biological superiority.