Saulius Ginetas, who is also known as Saul on Repeat, is a visual artist and pattern designer whose creative path began with a strong passion for vibrant, dynamic graffiti art.
Drawn to the lively aspects of graffiti, Saulius crafted a distinct visual language that embodies bold urban style and the spirit of free expression. His artistic activity has taken him across Lithuania, the United Kingdom, Germany, and Australia, enabling him to absorb inspiration from a wide range of cultural and environmental influences.
Saulius’s paintings and drawings regularly depict abstract figures and themes rooted in urban life, marked by spontaneity and a deliberate avoidance of rigid boundaries. This results in work that is expressive and experimental, appealing to those who appreciate modern street art and abstract styles.
Since 2016, Saulius has concentrated chiefly on digital art, creating pattern designs and illustrations for merchandise under his brand "Saul on Repeat." His patterns are noted for their energetic feel, blending graffiti-inspired visuals with repeating motifs that adapt effortlessly to a variety of products.
About this artwork+
The painting features a striking figure composed of bold, vibrant colors predominantly in shades of orange, pink, and black. The background is a rich mustard yellow, setting a warm tone that contrasts with the pink and orange hues. The subject's face and body are abstractly rendered with exaggerated features and geometric shapes. The face, positioned centrally, has a pair of circular eyes and a prominent, stylized nose. Surrounding the face are patterns that resemble hair or a headdress, which are detailed with curvy loops and circles in varying sizes and colors, enhancing the expressive quality of the figure. The figure's attire seems to be composed of patterned elements, suggesting a sort of garment or armor decorated with abstract, puzzle-like pieces. The overall style is energetic, dramatic, and heavily stylized, focusing on conveying emotional depth through expressive color and form.




















