An old forgotten suitcase was found in the Estonian National Archives. It contained what seemed to be sketches and materials of an unfinished video game. The suitcase was given to retro video game enthusiasts Camille Laurelli and Rainer Peterson who figured out that it was indeed a game from the late 1980s called “Kolm tilka verd” (“Three Drops of Blood”) that was never finished due to reasons unknown.
Students from the Estonian Academy of Arts with guidance from Laurelli remade visuals from the game based on the sketches, photos and notebooks found in the suitcase. They tried to resurrect the visuals of the game, drawing inspiration from the sketches, photographs, and notebooks found within the enigmatic suitcase. Their utmost goal was to capture the essence of the original creators’ vision.

This exhibition presents both the original contents of the suitcase and the newly made visuals.

Participating artists: Agnes Milla Bereczki, Anu Kadri Uustalu, Lumimari, Kaur Joonas Karu, Kirke Mari Päll, Piret Potter, Ringo Roots, Triinu Väikmeri, Wing Kiu Mak, Denise Damaso, Camille Laurelli.

Opening on 31 May at 5pm in Kalamaja Museum, Kotzebue 16.
EKA TASE satellite program exhibition “Three drops of blood” is open in the Kalamaja museum from 31.05 to 14.06.

Entrance with a museum ticket.
Museum opening hours: Mon–Tue closed, Wed–Thu 1pm–8pm, Fri–Sun 11am–6pm