Baltic road. Goddess

Technique: Acrylic, crayons, markers, map
Dimensions: 42x60 cm
Year of creation: 2021
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The painting "Baltic road. Goddess" is an intricate and colorful artwork filled with vibrant hues and compelling symbolism. Dominated by a striking palette of yellow, red, blue, and green, it features abstract and semi-abstract forms interlocking and overlapping in a dynamic composition.The central figure appears to be a stylized, goddess-like form with elements reminiscent of both human and aquatic features, suggesting a mythological theme. This figure is depicted with flowing, wavy lines that suggest movement, perhaps symbolizing the fluidity of nature or the sea. One of the most striking elements of the figure is what appears to be an eye, rendered in a detailed, almost surrealistic manner, which draws the viewer’s attention directly.Surrounding this central figure are various abstract shapes and motifs, including what could be interpreted as suns, waves, and perhaps fish, which all reinforce the natural, elemental themes of the piece. The color blocks are divided by thick black lines that add a graphic quality to the work, enhancing its visual impact.Icons and small symbols, such as crosses and circles, are scattered throughout the painting, adding a layer of mystery and potential symbolic meaning that could be open to interpretation. The background, comprised of a grid of letters and numbers like a printed document, contrasts with the vivid main elements, possibly hinting at a narrative or a cultural commentary overlaying traditional aesthetic expressions.Overall, the painting is a rich tapestry of color, shape, and symbolism, reflecting a deep connection to nature, mythology, and perhaps specific cultural narratives tied to the Baltic region.

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Artist

Martynas Ivinskas

Born Kaunas, Lithuania

Lives & works in Los Angeles, USA and Vilnius, Lithuania

“Martynas Ivinskas is not very concerned about form or the tools. This artist – which we can call a true libertarian of the art world – uses any means available at the given moment to create his art. This way the art was born on the jute coffee bags, on city maps – musicians and musical instruments who repeat, articulate and highlight the lines only seen by the artist, the streets of the cities we can one can lose himself. In addition to that he creates objects which are something between a sculpture, collage, a painting or a household item. To the beholder he offers an array of randomly scattered items, the fragmented reality. It is an organized chaos, objectified in his own, unique way. A sort of ‘whatever’ ” . Paulius Garbačiauskas

Solo exhibitions

2019 - "DUO 02/16", Hangar Gallery, Santa Monica, CA, USA

2017 – “Colorful Society”, Bruce Lurie Gallery, Culver city, CA, USA

2017 – “10’000 signatures”, Building Bridges Art Exchange, Santa Monica, CA, USA

2015 – “…on the maps”, Vilnius’s City hall, Lithuania

2015 – “Arithmetic of the Blocks”, Gallery “Oslo namai – Meno erdvė” Vilnius, Lithuania

2014 – Exhibition @ SC “Europa”, Vilnius, Lithuania

2014 – “Another Ivinskas”, Gallery “Oslo namai – Meno erdvė” Vilnius, Lithuania

2014 – Exhibition @ Presidential Pallace, Vilnius, Lithuania

2014 - “Musicians”, BC “VERTAS”, Vilnius, Lithuania

2013 – “Musicians”, concert hall “Piano.lt”, Vilnius, Lithuania

2013 – Exhibition @ B. Dvarionas music school, Vilnius, Lithuania

Group exhibitions

2019 – “Arti toli”, Consulate General of the Republic of Lithuania in Los Angeles, CA, USA

2019 - "Artist &Researcher 3", The Hoyt Gallery, Los Angeles, CA, USA

2018 – “Women show”, FAB Factory studios, North Hollywood, CA, USA

2016 – “Lithuanian ART show” @ Santa Monica Art Studios, CA, USA

2016 – “Painting records” @ “Šv. Jono” gallery, Vilnius, Lithuania

2016 - "Breasts. An Explorative Exhibit", @ Oddville. A Creative Space, Los Angeles, CA, USA

2015 – Beyond the Lines Art Show, Los Angeles, CA, USA

2015 – See.me Exhibitions, Fifth Annual Exposure Award @ Musee du Louvre, Paris, France

2015 – Charity Auction “Blossom of Hope”, Vilnius, Lithuania

2014 – See.me exhibitions, Times Square, NYC, USA

2012 – The Sketchbook Project, World tour @ Brooklyn museum, NYC, USA

2011 – Cows @ SC “Europa”, Vilnius, Lithuania

This artist was acknowledged by the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Lithuania

This artist was acknowledged by the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Lithuania