Details
- Author
- Vaiva Budzinauskė
- Materials
- Watercolor on paper
- Dimensions
- 31.7 × 23.8 cm
- Signature
- Hand-signed by the artist
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Artwork in the room
Vaiva Budzinauskė is a contemporary artist recognized for her expressive watercolor technique. Her creative approach is guided by intuition; she is less concerned with conveying a specific message or purpose and instead fully immerses herself in the emotions that surface as she works. Painting offers Vaiva a distinct sense of joy and emotional release, allowing her to engage deeply with her feelings and achieve a sense of balance.
When daily routines become overwhelming, or she struggles with patience, gentleness, or spontaneity, Vaiva seeks comfort in her art. Simply reaching for a sheet of paper and her watercolors provides a therapeutic break from the relentless pressures and distractions that daily life can bring. In such instances, painting becomes an essential way for her to savor and reconnect with the present moment.
Through her creative experience, Vaiva has come to appreciate how watercolors invite her to accept the medium's inherent unpredictability. As the water blends with pigment and dries in unanticipated patterns, she understands that not every outcome is within her control. Embracing this unpredictability brings her both delight and surprise, serving as a reminder to value the creative process itself over focusing solely on the finished piece.
The tranquility Vaiva finds in her artistic practice is often mirrored in her work. Her paintings, distinguished by their dreamy, luminous, uplifting, and warmly colored tones, visually convey the peace and happiness she discovers while creating. To her, art represents more than a completed work—it is a continuous journey toward achieving inner harmony.
About this artwork+
In a dreamlike haze of watercolor, a Przewalski's horse emerges, bathed in cool shades of blue embellished with speckles of vivid, abstract splotches that evoke wildflowers. The setting is serene and slightly ethereal, with the background hinting at a misty forest where the edges of trees blend softly into a warmly lit clearing. The horse itself is depicted with a gentle, yet poignant expression, its eyes reflecting an intelligence and wariness characteristic of its wild nature. The painting captures both the delicacy of the medium and the sturdy resilience of the subject, creating a compelling contrast between the ethereal and the earthly.

















