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Artwork details
- Medium : Giclée print on Canvas , Wood
- Framing : Framing on request
- Dimensions : 52.4x39.4in
- Edition : 1 / 20
About this artwork
I intentionally blurred and fragmented the woman’s figure. Viewed closely, she seems to dissolve into tiny digital fragments, exploring the blurred… boundary between physical reality and the digital world. The subtle imperfections are an intentional part of the work.
🌐💚 The artwork began as an original pencil drawing on a small piece of paper and was digitally transformed using my fingers on a touchpad. Printed as a high-quality archival, large-format Giclée on natural canvas only after purchase, reducing material waste. Each piece is finished by hand with my final touches.
✔️ Image printed on the sides
✔️ Signed and numbered on the back
✔️ Ready to hang
✔️ Limited edition of 20
Painter Coded
Lithuania
« I never paint what I draw, and I never draw what I paint. These two distinct ways of creating allow me, as a color chaser, to explore how color, gesture, and line can evoke emotions and shape different perspectives. I invite viewers to immerse themselves in colorful brushstrokes or black-and-white pencil lines, pause from the noise of daily life, and discover their own stories within each composition. »
When I create, time seems to stop. I enter an intuitive space where color becomes a language of its own. I follow unexpected combinations, contrasts, and subtle shifts, searching for warmth, nostalgia, energy, calm, or something difficult to name.
Sometimes the search for color leads in the opposite direction—when color vanishes, leaving only black, white, light, and shadow, or when line becomes the language of the artwork.
Some works begin with brushstrokes on canvas or drawings on paper, then evolve through thoughtful digital manipulation, preserving the original gesture while opening new possibilities.
🌍💚 Editions are produced exclusively after purchase, reducing waste while ensuring lasting quality—with respect for our planet.
For me, the search for color never ends—I chase color, and color chases me.
Credentials
- Prizewinner
- Covered by the Press
- Works on commission