Regimantas Valiukas is a contemporary realist artist, working in various techniques: oil painting, pastel, graphite, charcoal, and ink.
In 1991, he graduated from the Moscow University of Arts (easel painting and graphics). He also studied at the V. Surikov Moscow State Academic Art Institute (painting) and advanced his skills through various courses at the New York Academy of Art.
Since 2023, he has been a member of the International Guild of Realists (IGOR). He participates in international exhibitions and competitions, where he has won first and prize places, and he organizes solo exhibitions.
The artist's works are held in private collections in Lithuania, the USA, Finland, Germany, England, and Australia.
About this artwork+
This painting, "Rose II" by Regimantas Valiukas, captures the delicate beauty of a single rose. The flower stands tall in the center, showcasing soft peach and cream petals. Its stem is straight, adorned with rich green leaves that add contrast. In the background, a serene sky with gentle blue hues and subtle clouds provides a calm, soothing backdrop. Valiukas's style here is meticulous and realistic. He pays great attention to detail in the rose's texture and the leaves' veins. The colors are naturalistic, yet they have a soft quality that feels almost dreamlike. This approach enhances the rose’s elegant, serene presence. In this piece, the artist brings out the timeless beauty of nature. He combines technical skill with a deep appreciation for his subject. The result is both visually striking and deeply expressive.
