Linas Kaziulionis

<div>On the occasion of the centenary of Lithuanian independence, artist produced a series of portraits of 10 significant Lithuanian artistic and cultural figures right on the façade of the Loftas Art Factory. The portraits depict Jonas Mekas, Vytautas Kernagis, Jurgis Mačiūnas, Česlovas Milošas, Vydūnas, Clara Rockmore, Mirga Gražinytė-Tyla, Eimuntas Nekrošius, Vitas Luckus and Arūnas Žebriūnas.</div>

Portraits

<div>“The fresco from background is from Stabia villa Arianna and on top you can see the sculpture of Roman goddess Flora (fresco of her also you can find in Stabia).” – Linas Kaziulionis<br><br>Linas Kaziulionis is an artist from Lithuania, graduated in Painting at Vilnius Art Academy in 2018, and was granted the professional artist status provided by the Ministry of Culture.&nbsp; He has been active in the art world for more than seven years, participated in interdisciplinary and painting projects. Also at the beginning of the year, he founded the public creative studio K ART 7 in the Old Town of Vilnius, where artistic presentations are gaining momentum.</div><div><br></div><div>The artistic experience of L. Kaziulionis can be divided into two parts: one – muralistic art, which made the artist known even outside the country, and secondly – classical painting, which is interesting for its depth, conceptual, and freshness. L. Kaziulionis’ large-scale muralistic works have become the landscapes of the city or certain subcultures inviting dialogue with the artists and history of the past. This is a favorite theme of Linas, which has escalated in more than one of his well-known works of classical art, which are interwoven with the images and details of the modern world, questioning their influence and place in the life of modern man. The use of different authors, characters, installation of works using the latest technologies becomes a leitmotif of L. Kaziulionis's work, enticing even a young audience who is not interested in art. On the other hand, classical oil painting is very intimate, small-format, and contemplativ.<br><br></div>

„Flora”

<div>This mural has been completed in collaboration with Kaunas University of Technology. The elements of classical paintings have been combined with the symbols relatable to the modern youth.&nbsp;</div>

Contemporary ladies

<div>Mural, made for Loftas fest 2017,&nbsp; is still considered one of the favorites among Vilnius Open Gallery visitors.&nbsp;</div>

Mother of the Festival

<div>New mural created by Linas Kaziulionis.&nbsp;<br><br>We are living in a world filled with information and it is getting harder and harder to understand which news are real and which are fake. Everyone is living in his own informational and social bubble. This is the idea of this mural.</div>

Information Bubbles 

<div>"Dadaist Mona Lisa in the 21st Century" is a combination of the fragments of "Mona Lisa" and math problems. Technological solutions are added to the painting. This work is painted with 3D effect. Mona Lisa is wearing special glasses made of light tubes.<br><br>Author of the interactive solutions is Tomas Stasiukaitis.</div>

Street Art Cities

Linas Kaziulionis

Artworks