Summary: Lithuanian artist Irma Lescinskaite's vibrant abstract expressionist paintings are set to be showcased at Chelsea's Agora Gallery in New York. The exhibition, "Kaleidoscope of the Mind," runs from December 29, 2016, to January 18, 2017, and features works that blend rich color with symbolic meaning, exploring the intersection of the physical and spiritual realms. Lescinskaite's art draws from cultural, philosophical, and artistic themes, aiming to integrate modern art with ancient heritage.
NEW YORK, NY – Chelsea’s Agora Gallery will feature the original work of Lithuanian artist Irma Lescinskaite in the exhibition "Kaleidoscope of the Mind." The event will open on December 29, 2016, and run through January 18, 2017, with an opening reception on Thursday, December 29, from 6-8 PM.
Irma Lescinskaite is a Lithuanian artist whose abstract expressionist paintings offer a multidimensional and multilayered perspective on our modern world. Her works are infused with rich colors and symbolic elements, creating pieces that are visually stimulating and imbued with deeper meanings that transcend the physical realm to touch on the spiritual and metaphysical aspects of human existence.
Much of Lescinskaite’s art is grounded in a theoretical framework, drawing from a wide array of cultural, philosophical, and artistic themes throughout human history. Through her visual imagery, she seeks to harmonize and synthesize the worldly and otherworldly realities that we encounter daily. As Lescinskaite explains, “The goal is to include modern art in heritage. I try to use abstract, multilayered, and concentrated light in painting to actualize and bring new meaning into modern art.”
Irma Lescinskaite currently resides, works, and teaches as an associate university professor of fine arts in Klaipeda, Lithuania.
The exhibition "Kaleidoscope of the Mind" will also feature works by:
Agora Gallery begins the new year with "Kaleidoscope of the Mind," an illuminating exploration into the latest trends in contemporary art. The exhibition showcases both abstract and surreal-tinged images, with a strong emphasis on painting. The most striking aspect of all six participants is their willingness to experiment.
"Kaleidoscope of the Mind" is a beautifully candid, cohesive exhibition of the freshest ideas most skillfully brought to life.
By attending "Kaleidoscope of the Mind," visitors will not only experience the cutting edge of contemporary art but also gain insight into the rich cultural and philosophical underpinnings that drive artists like Irma Lescinskaite.
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