Jie neleidžia nutilti gerai muzikai - Business and Exhibitions
Jie neleidžia nutilti gerai muzikai - Business and Exhibitions
Jie neleidžia nutilti gerai muzikai - Business and Exhibitions
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ART MARKET<br />
Lithuanian Economic Review<br />
BUSINESS&EXHIBITIONS<br />
Modern Sculptures of Traditional Lithuanian Art<br />
While still studying in M. K. Čiurlionis Art School (now the National<br />
M. K. Čiurlionis Art Gymnasium), I have decided to link my creative life<br />
to sculpture. At National Institute of Fine Arts (now Vilnius Academy<br />
of Arts) I chose to study wood sculpture. Why? I was attracted by the<br />
warmth of the traditional Lithuanian material, by the substantial cultural<br />
heritage of our l<strong>and</strong> <strong>and</strong> the attachment to ordinary, yet real values.<br />
Huge impact on the formation of my creative stylistics was made by the<br />
individuality of such Lithuanian sculptors as Prof. K. Bogdanas, Prof. B.<br />
Vyšniauskas, Prof. J. Kėdainis, Prof. G. Jokūbonis, P. Mazūras, by their<br />
knowledge <strong>and</strong> experience.<br />
Lately, I mainly work on small-format figural mahogany <strong>and</strong> recently<br />
discovered balsa wood sculptures. I am particularly keep on the heritage<br />
of traditional Lithuanian art <strong>and</strong> its links to the nowadays. In my works,<br />
I try to combine the old Lithuanian traditions of carving <strong>and</strong> the modern<br />
art tendencies.<br />
I believe that my works in the field of wood sculpture shall be a<br />
somewhat contribution towards the continuity of the traditional<br />
Lithuanian art.<br />
- Vilmantas Adamonis<br />
“A distinctive stylization, eye-catching fragments of tarsia <strong>and</strong><br />
colorific polychromy, directly indicating the folksy nature, provides the<br />
woodees with the right to exist within the map of the Lithuanian art.<br />
As if they constantly remind us that if we fail to be like children, we<br />
shall never enter the Kingdom of Heaven; that simplicity <strong>and</strong> sincerity<br />
are still valuables as well; that haziness, which overwhelms while<br />
looking at round eyes of a woodee, is traditionally typical Lithuanian<br />
feature, which should rather be cherished than oppressed. The works of<br />
Vilmantas Adomonis, based on own <strong>and</strong> foreign traditions rather than<br />
on innovations, force us to remember something that was long-forgotten:<br />
kindness <strong>and</strong> simplicity.”<br />
Art critic – Jurgita Ludavičienė<br />
Contact details:<br />
Mobile: +370 685 26781<br />
Website: www.freewebs.com/mutisart<br />
E-mail: adamutis@yahoo.com<br />
Paparacis<br />
Paparazzi<br />
Maudynės<br />
Swim<br />
Žuvys<br />
Fishes<br />
Jautukas<br />
Bullock<br />
Rūpintojėlis<br />
Cross<br />
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