Artist Augustė Daškevičiūtė was born in 1992 in Kaunas. She has been actively creating since 2020, participating in painting plein airs and group exhibitions in Lithuania and abroad.
“Painting is the transformation of emotions into colors, movements, gestures, and forms. In abstraction, I sometimes long for something more tangible, recognizable, and grounding. Most often - a puddle or a lake, which reflect the multilayered sensitivities of existence. For me, painting is a constant search. It helps me to see, to understand, to get lost in discoveries, and then to realize once again that I know nothing.” the artist shares.
About this artwork+
The painting presents a vibrant clash of colors, dominated by deep reds, vivid yellows, and subtle hints of cream and green. Bold, unstructured strokes create an abstract, dynamic scene, occasionally overlaid by stark black lines dripping downward, suggesting a sense of motion or perhaps decay. Flowers or floral-like forms emerge amidst the chaos, rendered in deep burgundy and adorned with dark centers, contrasting with the lighter background. These organic shapes add a touch of nature or symbolism, possibly representing emotions or significant events. The overall effect is one of intense emotion and movement, inviting interpretation and reflection from the viewer.
