Artists

ALINA KAZLAUSKAITĖ

However, Einstein was right when he said, "We are the result of our thoughts." I have been following this motto for a very long time. It drives me forward like an eternal engine, along the path of a creator. Freedom of the soul opens up all possibilities for free creation, and free imagination is the result of the final work. Alina is an artist and decorator who lives by the sea and has been involved in various creative pursuits since childhood. She is a master's student at the Vilnius Academy of Arts and has participated in various exhibitions. Each work is a personal experience, a feeling of the image. She draws inspiration from nature motifs, urban details, and the love and sincerity of the people around her.

ARTSIMONA.LT

"The creative process is like a daily and never-ending game of God, which finds its way into dreams... and onto canvas," says ArtSimona.lt. Her artistic, impressionistic, and imaginative style is unique, full of unexpected forms, spaces, compositions, metaphors, and color schemes. ArtSimona.lt's works are psychological, allowing viewers to freely interpret the artist's symbolic language.

AUSRA ČAPSKYTĖ

Aušra Čapskytė's creative field ranges from miniatures to solid paintings and graphic art, as well as illustrations for literary classics. The worlds of reality and fantasy in her work merge into a single fabric and take on a new life – lively, cheerful, playful, sometimes nostalgic, but always friendly. Her creative individuality has been and continues to be shaped by a consistent spiritual attitude and her approach to life – to be a princess. That is, to see the world in this way and to select values from it in this way. To talk about big things in a light and playful manner.

Wave Art

My name is Banga, I was born in a city rich in landscapes and grew up surrounded by art. I am glad that I became interested in, captivated by, and drawn to creativity. As a child, I studied music and art, tried my hand at various crafts, and later studied graphic design. I became friends with watercolors in 2012, and since then, the images that arise in my mind have become illustrations, paintings, and postcards. Life is multifaceted. My heart tells me what is right for me, so I always try to listen to it amid the noise of the world.

EGLĖ LIPEIKAITĖ

For me, watercolor is the art of controlling water, an infinitely sensitive instrument. I have been painting watercolors for 30 years. I create images of nature, following the movements of water, the tales of mist, the lines of life in flowers, and the moods of colors. I have established a watercolor studio in Vilnius, where I teach children and adults various watercolor techniques. I participate in international exhibitions. In 2014, I became a finalist in the World Watercolor Competition. I learn from the best watercolor masters and dream of raising a new generation of watercolorists in Lithuania.

Eva Ra

"Art in my life is like a breath of fresh air... bliss – painting in a sun-drenched clover meadow, where bees buzz and colorful butterflies flutter, where flowers bloom and the scent of freshly mown grass fills the air..." says Eva Ra. Her warm, spring-colored works attract the attention of art lovers. Her paintings are dominated by bright, stylized, somewhat abstract flowers and fantastic images of nature. She decorates some of her works with Swarovski crystals.

Iveta Utakytė

"I love art and creativity. I want to convey all of this in my work because I believe that a painting should reflect the artist. As they say, the most important thing in art is not to lie, because the viewer will understand immediately. I paint with bright colors because the world itself is certainly not gray; it is vibrant and full of ideas that need to be seen. As Leonardo da Vinci said, "Can't you see that the eyes embrace the beauty of the whole world?" ... And beauty surrounds us every second of our lives."

Jolanta Mikolėnienė

I strive to create works that spread good cheer. I would say that my style is realistic, although I do not aim to depict reality accurately. I like the works of the Impressionists; they have had a great influence on me. I most enjoy painting nature motifs. I graduated from Klaipėda University and worked as a teacher for many years.

Jonas Kunickas

Jonas Kunickas is a member of Mondial Art Academia. The main source of inspiration for this artist is the human body. In his opinion, it is the most perfect creation ever made by God. All of the author's works were created using a palette knife. "I like it when abstract brushstrokes turn into realistic human bodies," says J. Kunickas.

Julia Janiulienė

"I enjoy drawing black and white doodles. No matter what I draw, I always come back to them. I like creating stories about all kinds of characters. I never know how my drawings will turn out. I like what I do because I do what I like..."

Psigidelia

These drawings are an intuitive manifestation of the inner transformation that takes place through human experience.
experience. Inspired by nature and everyday experiences, these drawings can be used for meditation and discovering inner silence and peace.

For me, the process of drawing is a form of therapy,
helping me to discover the deepest layers of my being. I wish the same for you – to accept my work with the aim of higher healing through art.

Midgard Serpent Art

"I haven't settled in one 'place' when it comes to artistic activity. I'm always tempted by new things. These new 'things' come up more often than every four years, so my studies were interrupted halfway through. I live, create, and breathe."

Monika Jasnauskaitė

I am a self-taught artist. I love nature and am interested in science fiction, so I like to combine realistic and surrealistic, fantastical details in my works. My favorite drawing tools are graphite and colored pencils.

Neringa Bytautienė

My work does not follow a straight path; it meanders from one theme to another, from one mode of expression to another. Sometimes my work is very personal, which can be seen in the exploration of deep personal themes and the raising of problematic questions for myself and others, while at other times the focus is on my surroundings. I strive to ensure that the means of expression in my work serve the idea. I choose those that best convey the idea I want to communicate to the audience. All my work is inspired by a love for all creation – life, people, and nature, both familiar and unfamiliar.

Tanni.lt

Tanni is an interior designer. She loves bright colors, which she boldly uses in her paintings. Brightly colored flowers and fantastical images of nature are the main themes of her paintings.
Tanni's main painting medium is oil and acrylic paints, but her collection also includes works done in pencil, watercolor, charcoal, pastel, and other media.
Tanni on art: "A person is never as beautiful as when they are creating..." (Vydūnas)

Vytautas Tomaševičius

Today, Vytautas Tomaševičius' work is an original and individual combination of graphics and painting. Painting and graphics complement, "cover" and emphasize each other. The method of execution discovered and perfected by the author is very important: a monochrome, usually abstract graphic drawing is painted over a realistic painted figurative image. In this way, two inherently different branches of art are combined: "living," pulsating painting, speaking through brushstrokes and subtle shades, and stricter, defined, and controlled graphics.

Flower

"Bloom with colors, play with numbers" – I think this sentence best describes my personality. I have a master's degree in construction technology. For many years, I have been working in technical and engineering fields, where everything is precise, defined, and clear. In my free time, I like to create and experiment, which is why art has become a bright page in a black and white text. I believe that my style is unique. All my works are created by boldly combining colors that may not always be compatible, without following any rules, but simply creating what seems beautiful at the time...," says Žiedūnė.

Živilė Kasparavičiūtė

A London-based artist who draws inspiration from travel, books, films, personal relationships, and traditional and social media. Without formal artistic training, Živilė creates not based on learned rules of painting, but guided by her intuition, embracing spontaneity. The transience of human nature, togetherness and loneliness, miracles, inner demons and reality, precious, pleasant and dramatic moments – Živilė strives to depict all of this in her canvases.

Marija Giliova Urbietė

MARIJA GILIOVA is an artist-illustrator and art therapy practitioner-consultant. She is actively involved in social work, studies art therapy methods, and applies them in practice. In 2013, she completed her studies in art (design) at Šiauliai University, and in 2015, she received a master's degree in creative industries from Vytautas Magnus University. She is interested in psychology, psychotherapy, social and artistic projects, children's literature, and book illustration. "I am dynamic and expressive, but these qualities, pulsating with life and energy, are tempered by my sensitivity and gentleness towards my surroundings. The environment, which is by nature the beauty of Creation, mysterious and diverse, has a great significance in my work. It is endlessly changing, evolving with me and speaking its own language, immortalizing the unique story of each moment in its own way. My work is a source of inner experiences and changes, where every detail has its own symbolic meaning, experienced feeling, taste, and smell. Although I have been creating since I was a child, using everything that has enriched my creative journey with experience, knowledge, and experimentation, I am convinced that true creativity is born in simple everyday life and in the depths of the human heart.