Transformation. Siren

Jūratė Sližytė (Slyžė)

„Creativity is a constant observation of the world, the transformation of accumulated sensations through one's personal prism into concrete material. During the work process, the thought, the vision becomes a specific object or work, which becomes the connection between the creator and the viewer. 

To create art means to study diligently, to improve, to search for new forms of expression throughout one's life, to try to achieve one's "Truth" and to never stop. That "Truth" is usually very simple, but the road to it is long and often winding.”

Jūratė works with various graphic techniques, water-colours, acrylic, creates various objects, also from recycled materials. Every artist has their own philosophy when creating their works.

Born in Kaunas (Lithuania), 1967. Studied at Kaunas J. Naujalis School of Art (now Art Gymnasium) art pedagogy and industrial graphics.

In 1990 won an Artists Unlimited Scholarship in Bielefeld (Germany) where the first exhibition took place. 

Since 2006 artist is a member of the German Artists' Union.

Participated in over 40 group exhibitions and had 8 solo exhibitions.

Major exhibitions:

2003 - Exhibition "Frische Fischer", Gallery "Kunstpalast", Glückstadt, Germany;

2004 - Exhibition "Die Linie" Linz Gallery, Austria;

2005 - 20 Jahre Artists Unlimited, Hochbunker Bielefeld, Germany;

2005, 2006, 2007 Weinhart Artists Unlimited Gallery, Bielefeld, Germany;

2006 exhibition Die Neue Artists' Union Gallery, Bielefeld, Germany;

2005 - Exhibition "P.S" Artists Unlimited Gallery, Bielefeld, Germany;

2011 "Exhibition of White Work" (won ll place) gallery "Balta", Kaunas, Lithuania;

2005 - Personal exhibitions in Vilnius "Aido" gallery and Klaipeda Artists' Union gallery;

Since year 2011 implemented the project "Jūratė and her friends", which purpose is to promote Lithuanian artists’ works in Germany. Exhibitions take place at the Hobeck Castle Gallery in the Leitzkau area.

2012 - International Biennial "Experiments of Light" Hobeck Castle Gallery, Leitzkau, Germany.