Four years later EASA comes back to Nida to reconsider its traces and hypothesize their change in the future. The national gathering during the weekend will consist of workshop (In)sensitive EASAscapes, examining consequences of EASA 2016 and Aftermath Symposium dedicated to present locally emerging spatial practises dealing with the landscapes of the anthropocene. The public events will be held in Nida art colony, but broadcasted via EASA Lithuania social media from there to the whole EASA network.