Piligrims II

"The main theme that permeates the whole work is a human being and the protection of his soul, the twists and turns of spiritual quests, the discovery of experiences, the harmony between nature and a man. The  light in my paintings is both a symbol of the divine principle and an element of pictorial expression.  I use a variety of styles in my paintings - soft impressionism, abstract or a little bit of surrealism. My work is about how we all need that place, Paradise, where we can retreat from the day's work and the avalanche of information, to rest, to calm down, to look at ourselves and those around us and at the phenomena taking place in the world from a distance, to rethink our relationship with the people and events that are important to us. To be at peace with our soul and mind. And then plunge back into the flow of life, to live, create and change with new strength," says the artist, who creates light, calm and warm art. Her work aims to encourage the viewer to look at the world around us in a different, more sensitive way, to see it's bright side.


The artist works in oil, acrylic, pencil, watercolour and mixed media, and paints on silk. She has held 16 solo exhibitions and participated in more than 26 joint exhibitions.

Member of the Lithuanian Artists' Union, Member of the Lithuanian Artists' Association.

Her paintings have been acquired by private collectors in Lithuania, Japan, Canada, Sweden, Italy, Germany, Australia and USA.