Story of Clothes Nr. 1

RaiMau
Technique: Oil paint, canvas
Dimensions: 120x100 cm
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In this painting titled "Story of Clothes Nr. 1" by RaiMau, the viewer is invited into a visually textured, abstracted space that evokes themes of presence and absence. The canvas depicts a large, teal-blue shirt hung on a hanger, floating against a weathered wall that is a contrast of teal and beige patches. The shirt, detailed with yellow buttons and a subtle shadow, suggests a human absence, hinting at a narrative of the clothes' owner.Accompanying the shirt on the wall are three framed images: a keyboard instrument, a stemmed glass with a violet liquid, and a pair of pink tulips. Each frame contributes to creating a possibly symbolic or narrative connection, potentially tied to leisure, time, and beauty.Below, on a greenish-yellow floor, stands a solitary chair. The chair, made of wood painted in a checkered pattern of white and black stripes, has a worn look that complements the worn texture of the wall. Positioned carefully by the chair is a pair of black shoes, slightly worn, pointing outward, as if just removed and left there by their owner.Each element—from the hanging shirt to the adorned frames, the patterned chair, and the deserted shoes—works together to craft a story about its unseen character. The setting evokes a quiet, contemplative space filled with personal history and emotional depth. The use of vibrant and contrasting colors, along with the strategic placement of everyday objects, creates a narrative that pulls the viewer into its intimate, mysterious world.

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RaiMau - real name Romas Usavičius

Born and raised in Vilnius, lived abroad for a long time, but returned to Lithuania in the summer of 2018 and now lives surrounded by nature.

The young artist says that painting is a window into his inner world, which is why the range of genres is so wide - from still life to abstraction. The artist wants to capture interesting objects, stuck places and feelings. The artist does not shy away from trying out different techniques, and he is always keen to discover new means of expression.  He experiments with various techniques and objects from the household, sometimes using vintage photographs and old newspapers.

The leitmotif that accompanies the work is the windows from which sometimes the people in vintage photographs look out, sometimes the lives of strangers are painted. For the artist, the window has taken on a symbolic meaning, that of a glimpse into the lives and souls of others.