Through her art, Vilma seeks to bring warmth and a sense of cosiness into the homes where her pieces find a place, creating spaces that feel both welcoming and serene.View Gallery
These pieces show the unity with nature: delicate branches, frozen in crystal, as if waking up spring, inspiring life and creativity, reminding us of a deep connection between people and the earth.View Gallery
Egle's artworks pieces aim to provoke thought and evoke emotion, resonating with the timeless themes and expressive power found in classical and contemporary art.View Gallery
Diana Kucinskiene, the founder of "The Arts of Clay" studio, is a versatile artist with experience in ceramics. After a decade-long hiatus, Diana explored various fields such as teaching, curation, and design.View Gallery
Beauty often lies in the simplicity of form, but each piece of jewelry, each figurine of “Woodlife” is a unique work which is always entirely handmade, always carved from wood by Andrius and painted by Ugnė.View Gallery
Design, craft or photography, whatever i do or ever done - first of all it means the research for me, ” says Alexander, the “Tetry Glass” project creator.View Gallery
Ramunas' works are striking in their diversity - in his fictional worlds, imaginary characters meet each other, fictional cities merge with nature, and familiar characters and places open from other angles.View Gallery
Educated both in Belarus and abroad he has developed his own creative style and works in completely different areas of fine arts – painting, graphics and sculpture. View Gallery
By combining the shapes of real plants and imaginary ones, Sasha has found a never-ending inspiration, and every visit to the local forest brings new ideas.View Gallery
“Divo” is an old word that refers to the author’s childhood and means a miracle, a marvel, a something which causes amazement – Mary believes that her crafts have the same effect!View Gallery
Pavel considers his task as the artist not to copy creations of nature, but to recreate and strengthen impressions while keeping the forms as simple as possible.View Gallery