Hi, it’s great to get to know better. We noticed that you mostly work with the graphics’ technique. How did you discover this technique? Why is it the one you chose? Did you try or are you trying out other techniques?
I would link my choice of graphics’ technique with the fact that I studied in Vilnius’ Art Academy and in Šiauliai University because I finished this discipline recently. It’s hard to say what inspired me to choose graphics seven years ago. It might have been the pieces that I saw and that I perceived in my own way and professors, who organized the introduction courses… Even though I never was and never wanted to be an example graphics’ student, technique will always be only technique. Technique that was available and mastered at that time and which helps to create and creates a space for artistic (self-) expression.
At the moment, all objects that I create are always changing. Maybe there is less graphics left and more photography, sculptural objects, sound/image experiments appear (by using various materials). The most important object of expression in my art is the human body. However, I don’t want to forget graphics or drawing completely.
