Details
- Author
- Arvydas Martinaitis
- Materials
- Mixed technique on canvas
- Dimensions
- 100 × 70 cm
- Signature
- Hand-signed by the artist
- Ready to hang
- Yes
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Artwork in the room
Arvydas Martinaitis, a Lithuanian artist, was born into a prominent family of creators. As the son of the celebrated artist Antanas Martinaitis and the grandson of acclaimed cartoonist Jonas Martinaitis, he is the inheritor of a rich artistic legacy. He frequently contemplates this inheritance, observing that his family’s creative aspirations are “encoded” within him. Nevertheless, despite the significant influence of his ancestors, Arvydas is resolved to forge his own way in the art world, dedicating himself to his personal vision and experiences.
The artwork of Arvydas Martinaitis is instantly identifiable. His paintings are distinguished by intense colours, layered textures, and energetic brushwork. Bursting with vitality and intricacy, his pieces often depict an array of subjects—plants, houses, people, and animals, both real and imaginary. This sense of richness mirrors the artist’s own optimistic and lively inner character, drawing viewers into an exploration and discovery across every canvas.
For Martinaitis, conveying the emotion of the present moment holds the greatest significance. He maintains that art should arise from spontaneity rather than the mere replication of previous sketches, which, in his view, would lack spirit and energy. “The painting will have no spirit,” he insists, underlining the necessity of working swiftly and with emotion before those initial feelings dissipate. With this method, his works become vibrant, direct, and brimming with life, capturing the ephemeral sentiments that inspire them.
The act of sharing his creations with others is fundamental to Arvydas Martinaitis’s artistic process. Upon completing a piece, he feels compelled for his art to be appreciated outside the solitude of his studio. He asserts that the satisfaction of painting increases when others engage with his work. Through his vivid, dense, and animated compositions, Arvydas welcomes viewers to experience the joy and adventure within his art, hoping the resonance and inspiration it gives him will reach others as well.
Lithuanian Artists’ Association Member
This artist was acknowledged by the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Lithuania
International exposure
Nationally known
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About this artwork+
The painting features a vibrant and energetic depiction of a summer setting, alive with a riot of colors and abstract forms. Two central figures resembling elongated, whimsical birds, possibly cranes, dominate the foreground. Each bird has a prominent eye and long, curved necks, painted in striking shades of blue. They stand in what appears to be a meadow filled with an assortment of colorful plants and flowers. Around the birds, the landscape is divided into colorful patches that suggest trees, sky, and possibly other elements of nature, rendered in a lively, expressive style. Abstract shapes and dabs of paint in green, red, yellow, and blue create an impression of a densely wooded area or garden. In the background, amidst the vertical swipes of green and blue suggesting trees, there are also forms that could be interpreted as small buildings or perhaps other abstract creatures, contributing to the painting's dreamlike, other-worldly atmosphere. The scene is dynamic and fluid, with each element flowing into the next, creating a lively sense of movement and depth.
