Vilnius

Iustas

<div>Tūsomobilis - it's a new word in lithuanian. Fun and colourful mural made for Loftas Fest 2018. You can find in Vilnius Open Gallery.&nbsp;</div>

Tūsomobilis

Various Artists

<div>Stotis District Wall Gallery is a space dedicated to everyone who wants to show their paintings, postcards and other works.<br>Bring your piece, make an installation or write a poem - just be respectful and have in mind that the wall may give it away. :)</div><div><br><br></div>

Stotis District Wall Gallery

Jurgis Tarabilda (LT)

<div>This mural was made by Lithuanian artist <strong><em>Jurgis Tarabilda</em></strong> back in 2013th during first ever Vilnius Street Art Festival.&nbsp;</div>

Think

David Leitner

<div>Austrian artist made this mural in "Open Gallery" at Loftas Fest 2018. "Open Gallery" - is initiative by a local centre "Menų fabrikas" in Vilnius.</div>

Untitled

Marija Tiurina

<div>Mural mad for Loftas fest 2019.&nbsp;</div>

A nest for the birds of thought

Julija Panova

<div>Artist tells about her mural: “With this work of street art, I want to point out how important it is to feel responsible without taking on the role of victim in situations where you are not really powerless. Everyone is responsible for nurturing their personal attitude."<br><br>For a person who, as if surprised, suddenly feels the speaker in place of his head and hand with a tiny one, the flag of the dimensions of the needle is a metaphor. The fact that the question of freedom (in addition to being an eternal question) is also a completely mundane, moment of self-examination of every human being, known to all, even to those who are obviously far from political games.</div>

Hold your banners

Martynas Šnioka

Mildeo

<div>Mural in Verkiai park, featuring two park symbols: the triton and the flower.</div>

Triton

Artur Shirin

<div>"I was asked to create a face of the idea. And the idea was a public sauna in the center of Vilnius city, Lithuania. That was the starting point. Sauna, баня, sentō or pirtis - "Ivanas Muša Gongą" is about them all.&nbsp; So I came up with that name. And at once mixed folk-oriental style came to mind. It's chopped, hand crafted, and warmly modern. Just like Ivan. Ivan hits a gong and invites you all to the sauna!", - about his artwork said the author.</div>

"Ivanas Muša Gongą"

Boa Mistura

<div><strong>Boa Mistura, a world-famous team of artists, invites to fight against climate change with the mural on a nine-story building.<br></strong><br>The fresco depicts fish and other oceans on a dark blue background and is initiated by Our Fish, an international NGO. With this picture, Vilnius residents, guests and top decision-makers will be invited to pay more attention to the protection of the oceans and other water bodies and to take more effective care of climate determinants.</div>

The Heartbeat of the Oceans

Adomas Žudys (LT)

<div>This mural at&nbsp; the intersection of Konstitucijos pr. and Linkmenu str. was done by combining street art with digital art. Artist <strong><em>Adomas Žudys</em></strong> is currently experimenting with 3D scanning technology, which scans various objects, such as posing people, to transfer their 3D view to a computer program. Playing with the textures and naturally occurring lines scanned during the scanning, he want to get the volume effect in the two-dimensional space on the walls or canvas. This mural was done in 2015th.</div>

Self-portrait

Povas on fire

<div>Bernardin from Siena immortalizing mural from soot with fire technique on old monastery. I've reinterpreted an old Pietro di Giovanni D'Ambrogio 1410-1449 painting work. Mural was varnished to protect soot from the effects of nature.&nbsp;</div>

Bernardin of Siena immortalize

Agnė Stašinskaitė

<div>The illustration is inspired by the words of Jonas Mekas that „everyone, even without knowing it, somewhere deep in themselves, may be carrying part of the image of paradise in secret.“ (From the movie "As I was moving ahead occasionally I saw brief glimpses of beauty").<br>Interpreting these words, I decided to revive, resurrect, and transplant the Tree of Paradise that Mecca had planted in New York's Soho Quarter. But he was cut off. The tree here becomes a bridge between Earth and Paradise, a symbol of rebirth, of free creation.</div>

A glimpse of Paradise

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Street underground passage

Ettoja

Never too late to... 

M-City (POL)

<div>This masterpiece was made by polish artist known as M-City during "Vilnius Street Art" festival in 2014th.&nbsp;<br><br>Building is in a very beautiful located area on Tauras hill. In near future building will be demolished so hurry up, if you want to see this beauty!</div>

M-CITY

Ernest Zacharevic

<div>Two street art pieces painted for "Open Gallery" initiative by a local centre "Menų fabrikas". Introduced to people at Loftas Fest 2018 ( 7-8 of September). Artworks depict two giant kids messing around in the back yard with one of them writing a notoriously famous tag from the neighbourhood. These two boys are brothers in real life and often appear together in Ernest Zacharevic work.</div>

 "Rebel heart"

<div>This mural was made on the pillars of the <em>Liubartas</em> bridge by <strong><em>Ernest Zacharevic</em></strong> in 2014th during Vilnius Street Art Festival.</div>

Liubartas Bridge

False

<div>FALSE - local graffiti artist. You can find a lot of his <em>throw up's</em> and <em>tags</em> in Vilnius city.</div>

Tank Petrol

<div>This mural was made by <strong><em>Tank Petrol</em></strong> in 2014th during Vilnius Street Art Festival. This mural has a lot of details showing freedom. It's not a coincidence, because the artwork was made on the brick fence of Lukiškės Prison.<br><br>The elastic composition of the woman and the eagle decorated the massive protective fencing of the Lukiškės Prison from the free world. The place is also not coincidental - just 100 years ago, the Tsar of Russia built Lukiškės Prison on the outskirts of Vilnius, but nowadays this is one of few prisons that operate in the city centers of democratic cities.</div>

Lukiškės Prison

Lithuanian Artists' Union

<div>Mural of the Lithuanian Artists' Union on Vilnius Antakalnis Progymnasium.</div>

SokarUno

<div>Berlin-based artist SOKAR UNO uses his piece to portray the human process of waking and liberation. The work of art is like a quiet dialogue unfolding between two personalities. One of them is a freedom-seeking human being, while the other is a deity of the universe, supportive of the human in its awakening. Not only does this deity provide moral support, it also teaches the human to use its new-found freedom wisely. Made in Vilnius Open Gallery.</div>

Freedom of human being

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

Martynas Ivinskas

<div>Artist himself tells briefly where this work came from and what it is for: „At close range, each person is different, but when viewed from a distance, they become equal. But while similar in mass, each of them is a citizen, which is the basic cell of the state. Without citizens, there would be no state. A citizen is a state. Lithuania has been enjoying freedom for 30 years thanks to its citizens, who were not afraid and said “NO” to the foreign regime. On the occasion of all our birthdays, I wish you joy and pride in your country. The time alone would not be to look to the past, to cry or moan over hardship, but simply to rejoice, be proud, create, change and change. After all, we have done and have so much. And we can do even more. It's just going forward.“</div>

Citizen

Justinas Žožo

<div>Stencil artist Justinas Žožo introduces visitors of the Open Gallery to Nino the baby giraffe from the Kaunas Zoo. By bringing Nino’s image to another city, the artist wants to give the caged animal a metaphorical freedom and allow him to have a look around the world beyond his home.&nbsp;</div>

Free Nino

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street underground passage

MaryAnn Loo

<div>"The Užupis dream tree" - created last summer(2019). It is part of the artist's project "100 dream trees" in numerous cities.&nbsp;</div>

Užupis dream tree 

Spray way

<div>Mural created near Neris riverside perfectly&nbsp; fits the place.&nbsp;</div>

Duck

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Paulė Bocullaitė

<div>This masterpiece of Frida Kahlo was made by well known lithuanian scenographer and artist Paulė Bocullaitė back in 2016th during the Latin American Culture Festival "IN LATINO" which was held for 11th time in Vilnius that year.&nbsp;<br><br>This piece is drawn in a green and beautiful Žemaitės square in the center of the city. Žemaitė is very well known and respected lithuanian writer and educator lived in 19th century. In Žemaitės square you also can find the sculpture of her.</div>

Frida Kahlo

Aryz (ESP)

<div>This masterpiece was made by Aryz in 2014th during Vilius Street Art Festival.</div>

DAINAVOS 5

<div>Lithuanian tattoo artist Martynas Šnioka - talented illustrator and street artist has a bold graphic style that uses bright colors to give his tattoos life. Combining elements of watercolor, abstract and graphic.&nbsp;</div>

PerkUp

<div>Austrian artist Perk Up lives and creates in Vienna. He visited Vilnius in 2017 and have painted in Open Gallery. All life artist searches for the inspiration in his surroundings, constantly memorizes the most memorable views and later implements them into city walls with collage technique.&nbsp;</div>

Let's Play for Freedom

Paparazzi

<div>Mural created in 2019 by Paparazzi - artist based in Cyprus. You can find it in Užupis, at the courtyard entrance in front of Užupis angel.</div>

Antanas Dubra (LT)

<div>Antanas Dubra is Lithuanian street artist who's in the territory of Vilnius Airport transformed an old water tower into a tale of the night and the aviator’s dream to reach the moon one day.&nbsp;<br><br>This mural was create in 2015th during Street Art Vilnius Festival.</div>

The grumpy side of the moon

Millo

<div>This masterpiece was made by Italian artist Millo during "Vilnius Street Art" festival in 2015th.<br><br>Artist created his very first site-specific mural incorporating existing windows and other architectural details into the monochromatic painting. As Millo claims, he is becoming a little bored with paper white plain walls, so he was excited for a possibility to play with architectural details in his mural.&nbsp;<br><br>The wall is located just opposite Halės market, one of the most charismatic and oldest markets in Vilnius, Train station district.</div>

Os Gemeos

<div>This masterpiece was made by brothers from Brazil <strong><em>Os Gemeos</em></strong> in 2015th during Vilnius Street Art Festival. Should be mentioned that these brothers have Lithuanian roots!</div>

PYLIMO 64

Adno

<div>This mural was made by artist <strong><em>Adno</em></strong> in 2016th.</div>

Winnie-the-Pooh

Tas kuris piešia

<div>On Tauras hill there is a night club named "Pelėda".<br>Pelėda from lithuanian language means Owl.&nbsp;<br>This mural adorns the main entrance of the club.</div>

Asylum (LT)

<div>This mural was made by Lithuanian artist Asylum in 2016th during Vilnius Street Art Festival.</div>

Asylum

Sienos prisimena / Walls that remember

<div>Graffiti based on a picture taken a century ago, on the very same spot where the art piece appears. In the Jewish Quarter, the surroundings of the current Stikliai hotel used to be the central part of the local trade district.</div>

The Man from the Trade District 

<div>Art project <a href="https://m.facebook.com/hashtag/wallsthatremember">#wallsthatremember</a> is a contemporary tribute to the historical memory of the Vilnius’ Jewish community. Prior to the horrors of World War II, Vilnius had one of the most active and largest Jewish communities in the region. During the Second World War, this community was nearly eradicated, which is definitely one of the most painful losses to Lithuania and Vilnius in particular. We have no right to forget those people – and we shall not.&nbsp;</div>

The Paper Boys

TeskU

<div>There are legal street art wall by the riverside Neris where every artist can practise and create temporary paintings. More about this mural: http://spraywayart.com/darbai/as-tave-matau/&nbsp;</div>

I see you

<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>Graffiti project based on a century-old photo from the Vilnius Jewish Quarter, likely to be taken near the Great Synagogue.</div>

The Wise Man

Alex Kochkin (Black INK)

<div>Another beautiful mural in the wall by Neris riverside. Created by Vilnius tattoo artist Alex Kochkin (Black INK).</div>

Follow your dreams

Telmo Miel

<div>Telmo Miel decided to do a mural of a modern boy with a classic crown on his head. It shows how the next generation is leading the charge into the future.&nbsp;</div>

Leading (re)generation 

Sepe & Chazme (POL)

<div>This masterpiece was made by polish artists Michal SEPE Wręga and Daniel CHAZME Kalinski during "Street Art Vilnius" festival in 2015. The mural is according to the artists an allusion to the lost relation between humans and nature. “We destroy nature at a pace so that soon we will be forced to imitate it in the cities and play the animals ourselves”. The wall this mural is painted on is actually a firewall and was originally intended to form part of a bigger complex, however, this has never happened.</div>

Corest Fity

<div>Here is a portrait of George Maciunas (Jurgis Mačiūnas) - a Lithuanian American artist. He was a founding member and the central coordinator of Fluxus - an international community of artists, architects, composers and designers. Fluxus’s spirit of rebellion against the commercial art market, elitism, and the conventions of both art and society had its roots in Dada, Futurism and Surrealism. With their work, the Fluxus artists pushed art well outside of mainstream venues like galleries and museums. Their informal, spontaneous, and often ephemeral pieces were not only difficult to collect and codify; they were also sometimes hard to recognize as art.&nbsp;</div><div>&nbsp;<br>Found at the riverside of Neris, near Žirmūnai bridge.</div>

George Maciunas

Tautvydas Parapinavičius

<div>Now Vilnius has a bus stop for street art and book lovers!&nbsp; Idea of people living in the neighbourhood of Naujininkai, Vilnius.&nbsp;</div>

<div>This typical backpack kid was made by brothers <strong><em>Os Gemeos</em></strong> in 2015th.</div>

Backpack kid 

<div>Graffiti art piece based on a photo from the Vilnius'Jewish quarter&nbsp;</div>

The Salesman

<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>Urban art piece based on two authentic photos from the Vilnius' Jewish quarter. One of the photos was taken in the nearby Stikliu street, the exact location of the second one is unknown. &nbsp;</div>

The Meeting Point 

Linas Kutavičius

<div>The Wormhole feeds on time, space and your attention. By occupying the loading department of the former Elfa electrotechnology factory, it greets and says farewell to all those who have come to a night at the Loftas Art Factory.</div>

Wormhole

<div>This mural looks like an encyclopedia sheet, only instead of the real organisms showing the future ones. The sustainable living and ecology theme is exceptionally important for us now. What consequences will our habits have on the environment? As they say "there is no planet B".&nbsp;</div>

New species

Eglė Žvirblytė

<div>Eglė Žvirblytė - is an already world-known illustrator, whose works has a very distinct, easily recognizable style. Her works are light, dynamic, playful, vibrant with a strong and clear idea.</div>

Hey baby, let's make all the mistakes we always wanted to make

Seikon & Szyman & Krikkong (PL)

<div>This masterpiece was create by three artists from Poland in 2016th during Vilnius Street Art Festival. The mural is very close to Vilnius train station.</div>

DRUJOS

Kaunas

Marijampolė

Minsk

Riga

Klaipėda

Brest

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