Details
- Author
- Aima Sodonienė
- Materials
- Acrylic, canvas, charcoal
- Dimensions
- 90 × 150 cm
- Year of creation
- 2026
- Signature
- Hand-signed by the artist
- Ready to hang
- Yes
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Artwork in the room
Aima Sodonienė is a Lithuanian artist specializing in abstract painting, founder of the art brand AIMART, a member of the Lithuanian Artists’ Association, and a holder of official artist status. Born in Lithuania and raised and educated in Kaunas, she explores the interplay of color, form, line, texture, and materiality in her work.
Aima Sodonienė’s painting style is distinguished by the combination of geometric abstraction and free, expressive gestures. Bold fields of color, dynamic lines, and multilayered compositions create a tension between control and freedom. Geometric order meets the spontaneous energy of painting, while lines do not always conform to the composition. The interplay of these two elements gives her work a distinctive and recognizable character. She primarily works with acrylic paints, incorporates mixed media, and experiments with texture.
Aima Sodonienė’s artworks deliberately avoid a single predetermined narrative or interpretation. Her abstract visual structures act as associative stimuli, awakening the viewer’s imagination, memories, and emotional experiences. Personal associations and emotional responses become an integral part of the viewing experience, while interpretations may evolve over time alongside an individual’s experiences, inner state, and changing perspective.
Aima Sodonienė has extensive experience in delivering art projects of various scales for hotels, restaurant chains, public spaces, and private interiors. Her collaborations with architects, interior designers, and clients, together with the wide range of projects she has completed, demonstrate her professionalism, creative versatility, and ability to harmonize her distinctive artistic style with the character of each space.
Lithuanian Artists’ Association Member
This artist was acknowledged by the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Lithuania
About this artwork+
In this painting by Aima Sodonienė, the subject's face blends with an abstract form. The face has full lips, painted in shades of brown and orange. One side of the face merges with what looks like an owl's features. You can see an eye, wing, and beak. The colors are soft, with a mix of grays, whites, and oranges. The brushstrokes are expressive, adding texture. The style is modern and surreal. It combines human and animal elements, creating an intriguing mix. Aima Sodonienė’s work often explores unique perspectives. This piece, titled "Selfie," invites the viewer to reflect on identity. Each element flows into the next, showing a dynamic composition. The overall mood is mysterious and thought-provoking.




















