One Likes the Winter

In the paintings of Eglė Gineitytė adolescence, as the state between childhood and adulthood, can be interpreted as one of the symbols of the cycle of life. These works resemble the state of somnolence, when the conscious and the subconscious suddenly merge. The impression of a fragile vision is amplified by the original mixed technique. Painting on paper and canvas with oil and oil pastel, the artist appears to rub the paint rippling with pearl hues into the surface, creating a sense of tender touch and ephemeral vision.