Summer rain

Technique: Oil on canvas
Dimensions: 70x100 cm
€680.00

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The painting depicts a whimsical cityscape cradled within an upturned umbrella used as a boat. The umbrella, with its handle jutting towards the sky, floats on a reflective, serene surface playing off the hues of a rainy backdrop. The small town within the umbrella-boat features a variety of buildings, including houses and a prominent church with towers and steep rooftops, rendered in a vibrant blend of yellows, oranges, and reds. Against a wash of vertical, rain-like strokes emphasizing both the background and foreground, the scene captures a tranquil yet surrealistic atmosphere. Brightly lit windows suggest life and warmth inside the buildings, contrasted with the cool overcast blues and grays surrounding them.

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Alvydas Venslauskas is a painter who has set himself the strict goal of creating beauty, which is why you'll mostly see women and flowers in his work - the artist says he can't think of anything more beautiful. His aim is to create a painting that will make your home feel cosy and help you relax when you get home after work. 

In fact, the relationship between man and nature is almost the most important theme in his work. Although the artist's creativity is seemingly infinite, this theme recurs in almost every painting, only in a different way thanks to the artist's inventiveness. Sometimes it is fantastical landscapes with fanciful trees, houses floating in the air or floating down rivers, and sometimes it is women picking fruit or berries like the joy of life itself. 

The artist is constantly travelling to different parts of the world in search of inspiration. His works are always full of bright, warm colours that perfectly convey good emotions, and his brushstrokes are quick and expressive; the artist says that he does not want to play with details, but rather with the overall image and impression. Interestingly, although Alvydas has his favourite authors whom he admires, he tries not to look at their works too often, so as not to unwittingly copy them - the most important thing for an artist is to preserve his own identity.

His works have been bought by many people not only from Lithuania, but also from all over the world - many from the USA, Russia and Australia.

Since 1985 he has been exhibiting in Kaunas, Vilnius, Palanga, as well as in private galleries in Germany, France, USA, Russia.