The bass line of Madonna's What It Feels Like for a Girl (Above & Beyond 12" Club Mix) is emerging from a rental Renault Zoe (electric) driving at the Amsterdam speed limit (30 km/h). An echo of Fleetwood Mac's Mystified is left behind by a Mitsubishi Pajero going 10 km/h over the 70 km/h speed limit towards Suurupi, a quiet summer resort on the edge of Tallinn's coastline. Somewhere in upstate New York is a silver BMW convertible playing Miraculous Weekend by Peter Ivers. The sun has just set, and Mylène Farmer's Libertine is playing in a hatchback driving down the Kiia-Vääna-Viti road. And an elderly Finnish man has traveled all the way from Finland to sing a Finnish song at a karaoke bar in Tallinn. The romantics are yet again yearning.

Kadri-Ann Kivisild (b. 2000) is an artist and photographer from Tallinn, Estonia. Her work explores themes of belonging, displacement, and nostalgia, balancing documentary observation with carefully composed visual storytelling. For KAP, she draws on personal narratives to explore the ecstasy, agony and everlasting romance of the summertime in Estonia.