Gilles Vuillard is a painter and analog filmmaker who travels extensively, recognized for his involvement with a variety of cultures and artistic traditions. Drawing inspiration from his journeys, his work frequently delves into themes that reveal a distinct viewpoint shaped by global experiences. In both his painting and film endeavors, Vuillard combines visual storytelling with a practical, hands-on method.

He has exhibited his art numerous times in Lithuania, presenting his creations to a broad audience. These displays underline his connection to the Lithuanian art community and his dedication to sharing his artistic vision with local viewers. The regularity of his exhibitions points to a deep and ongoing relationship with Lithuanian institutions and art enthusiasts.

Among the prominent Lithuanian venues where Gilles Vuillard has shown his work are the Gaon Museum in Vilnius in 2008, as well as the Post Gallery in Kaunas in both 2012 and 2013. More recently, in 2023, his pieces were exhibited at the Maironis Museum and the Ivanauskas Museum, both situated in Kaunas. These shows reflect the continued interest in his artistic activities within Lithuania.

In autumn 2024, Gilles Vuillard is set to take part in an exhibition at the Ivanauskas Museum in Kaunas, focusing on Stone Age art discovered in Lithuania. This forthcoming event highlights his fascination with ancient artistic traditions and suggests the creation of a dialogue between modern artistic approaches and historical artifacts. Through his exhibitions, Vuillard actively promotes cultural exchange and encourages creative discovery.