Eglė Stripeikienė is an artist whose creative path is driven by an intense passion for color, texture, and the exploration of various painting methods. She takes great joy in the process of making art, firmly believing that it possesses the power to enrich, uplift, and add meaning to life. For Eglė, creativity and inspiration are vital to her everyday life, motivating her to continually pursue fresh forms of self-expression and artistic discovery.
Upon graduating from the Vilnius Academy of Arts (VDA), Eglė worked for several years as a graphic designer. Although she gained valuable professional experience, she longed for the greater creative freedom that only fine art could offer. In 2017, she realized this desire by opening her own art studio for adults. As its founder and instructor, she now shares her artistic expertise and enthusiasm with others in her community.
To Eglė, painting resembles a journey undertaken without a map—a process marked by intuition and spontaneity, guided by inner trust and direction. With every new canvas, she welcomes elements such as rhythm, contrast, composition, and halftones, letting them organically guide the evolution of her work. This method allows her to embrace uncertainty and, in the process, discover moments of harmony and profound fulfillment in her art.
For Eglė, abstract art is a subtle interplay between mastery and unpredictability—a pursuit of equilibrium between tension and satisfaction. She characterizes her working process as one of quiet focus, where painting becomes both a form of meditation and a path to emotional exploration. Through her use of abstract forms, textures, and colors, she creates a space for personal healing and invites viewers to engage, reflect, and embark on their own transformative experience with art.
About this artwork+
The painting "A-FORM (diptych)" by Eglė Stripeikienė comprises two panels filled with abstract forms and textural elements. The left panel features large, sweeping curves that dominate the canvas, primarily in tones of peach and grey with black accents. The edges are rough, suggesting a dynamic and spontaneous application of paint. There is visible text and scribblings that evoke a sense of raw, unedited expression. The right panel continues with the same color palette and is similarly abstract. It hosts intertwined shapes and loops that suggest depth and movement, where shades of grey and peach overlap and interact. These forms are also bordered by rough, almost eroded edges, enhancing the overall gritty and tactile nature of the work. Both panels resonate with a sense of chaos and control, managing to be both coherent as a pair while each maintains its unique identity.
