Elīna Brasliņa’s work What’s Up In the Greenhouse? (2020) engages visitors by allowing to create their own greenhouse and to paint and arrange the elements of the installation. The work is a centrepiece of The Muse of the Greenhouse, an exhibition curated by Jana Kukaine, which examines the vectors of family, space and work, their intersection and role in women’s lives. The exhibition is built around the notion of the greenhouse and its multiple social, political and economic meanings. It strives to embrace both the Soviet legacy and today’s patterns of private gardening, as well as to examine issues around the migration of seasonal workers. The greenhouse metaphor embodies both the site of life’s origin and the possibility to speak about a wide range of phenomena, including a woman’s mythological connection with nature and earth fertility, and the migration of East European workers to look for better-paid job opportunities in the plantations of Western countries.