Tadas Vincaitis - Plūgas

Vytenis Jakas

<div>Work performed together with Yard Gallery, Nykoka festival and Small Walls Project.<br>Kaunas, 2018.<br><br></div>

Stork

Goda Skėrytė and Ieva Voroneckytė

<div>Šilainiai district is full of grey apartment buildings. I think a magic unicorn in Northern lights is something this place needed the most.&nbsp;<br><br>"Šilainiai Project" is collaborating with Kaunas street art festival NYKOKA and this is the first legal street art project in the neighbourhood.</div>

Unicorn

<div>This colourful yard has been opened in 2014 and is still a growing art project. Here everyone can feel unique good atmosphere.&nbsp;</div>

Courtyard gallery 

<div>If you drive through the Vilijampole neighbourhood&nbsp;in Kaunas, it’s impossible not to notice the brightly-coloured house reflecting&nbsp;the sunlight and car&nbsp;headlights. Street art project "Burning Stones" at the former ghetto gate&nbsp;was made in 2018. In this place, Jewish&nbsp;ghetto operated from 1941 to 1944. Interesting fact - Vytenis Jakas made this mural&nbsp;not alone but with the help of his daughter and friends.&nbsp;</div>

Burning stones

<div>2014.<br>The common lilac growing in the yard of Kaunas Artist House has inspired an idea about an artist-intelectual who not only generates ideas and values, but also lives by them.</div>

The lilac shall bloom again

<div>The colour of the sky is the right one that gives people peace of mind. Mirrors create an ever-changing artistic image: they reflect the sky, the mutable light and its reflections, the seasons, colours, other buildings in the yard, and ourselves looking at the Blue House. It is an abstract interactive peace of art with the installation of the bed – a place to lie down and watch the sky, the stars and the calm of the night.<br><br></div>

Blue House

<div>3 stylized cars on the garage door - an old artistic idea cherished by Vytenis Jakas. In 2019, he received approval and endorsement from the Seinai Street Community in Kaunas, creating this artwork for the joy of all people living in this yard.<br><br></div>

Cars

<div>2014. The idea to create The Pink Elephant has been inspired by an inscription on the wall "Deima + Arūnas". Acording to artist, this phrase spoke about big love between 2 young people and thus decided to paint something as big as this love. And it had to be pink, since it is the way love is. This mural is a great example of a site-specific art, when the location suggests an idea of artwork.&nbsp;</div>

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