“The Dreamy and Eclectic Artworks of Gabrielė Kuizinaitė”
By Elizabeth Esguerra Castillo
We are featuring the amazing and stunning artworks of Gabrielė Kuizinaitė, a very talented International Contemporary Visual Artist and Photographer who hails from Kaunas in Lithuania!
Kuizinaitė resides and creates in Kaunas, in Lithuania. She graduated from Vytautas Magnus University, Institute of Arts last 2003 and obtained a degree in Art Criticism. Since then, she started to be interested in Visuals Arts and Photography. Gabrielle began writing articles about photography exhibitions and curating visuals arts exhibitions.
From 2005-2007, she studied at Vilnius Academy of Arts at UNESCO
Obtained a Masters Degree in Cultural Management. In 2008, she became a member of Lithuanian Photographer’s Union, and is also a member of foreign arts associations and galleries. Gabrielle already organized more than 200 exhibitions and wrote more than 200 articles about Lithuanian photographers as well as organizing Lithuanian and foreign artists photographers' exhibitions.
Last 2019 she started creating pictures and had her personal and joined collective exhibitions. She already organized 4 personals exhibitions and participated in 100 internationals group exhibitions in both art and photography exhibitions held in European countries: in Italy (2023) in Paris (2022), India, Greece, Indonesia, Hungary, Jordan, and other countries.
Gabrielės Kuizinaitės already has publications in magazines and art books: “Goddessarts” magazine Germany, Al tiba 9 contemporary art magazine (Spain),
Insightyoungercoartist Spain, and “101 contemporary artists” art book in Tbilisi
(2023). She is the Owner and Founder of Gabrielle Art Gallery.
Discover the eclectic art world of Gabrielle by marvelling into her lovely artworks depicting bold and vivid hues connoting the artist’s emotions while she creates such stunning digital images.
Get to know more about her through our interview with her:
1) When did you discover that you decided to be an artist?
Answer: I started becoming interested in arts since childhood and when I started going to school, but I became an artist so late 5 years ago. In my creation process is important forest and small details from nature, which become mysterious things in my artistic pictures. I began my interests in the art field since childhood, because my father is a sculptor.
My mother is a literature professor. I become visual artist so late, but I am very
happy with my choice, art for me is like a hobby, and therapy.
In my art is very important connection with nature, forest, symbols, forms
and colours. During lasts years I was created these digital arts series: “Blue
forms” (2022), “Spring winds” (2022), “Reflections of the time” (2022) and
the last digital arts series which I am presenting in this magazine is
“Transformations of nature” (2024). “A letter for forest” (2024).
2) What is important to you in art society?
Answer: For me, it is important to create an artist community with other artists
from other countries too. The artistic society creation in the international level is very important. The international virtual Gabrielegallery’s goal is to promote and support artists coming from different countries.
3) Describe your art style.
Answer: I am creating using the computer for digital arts. My art is related to abstract expressionism art field. Like what I mentioned, my art has an important connection with forests and nature.
From the samples, I can produce mystical and different objects as well as nature’s
details. My pictures were featured in internationals arts collective
exhibitions in different countries like in Japan and Italy and my works were given
4) Who among the famous painters do you admire and why? I
Answer: In my very active art activity, there are more painters and famous people's activities in which I admire. But now it will be difficult to select one or few artists who for me had most influence on my creation.
5) What is the mission of “Gabrielegallery”?
Answer: The international virtual gallery “Gabrielegallery” was created 7 years ago. Step by step from being a small gallery, we became one of the biggest art communities in the international art projects level. The general mission of international virtual “Gabrielegallery” is to collaborate s with professional artists who are members of the Lithuanian Photographers Union and Lithuanian Artists Association members and also I am working with new talents. Now I am working with these profesionals artists and new talents: aquarellist, pastel and painter artist Marija Rastenienė, ceramic and painter Živilė Bardzilauskaitė-Bergins, painter and art teacher Nelė Jurgelionienė , digital artist Jovita In and other artists.
6) Could you tell us about your international photography and painting salon
Answer: The most important and biggest project is the International Virtual „Gabrielegallery“ art project International Salon, where I am working with 14 curators team from different countries: Lithuania, Italy, Turkey, Germany, Austria, India, Philippines, Croatia, Argentina, and others: I am collaborating with international contemporary and dynamic museum Midac from Italy director, international artist and curator Alfonso Caputo, with Arts online gallerist international from Turkey Hakan Sarihan, artist from Germany Rainer Greer, international artist and curator from Croatia Andrea Stanic, also curator and artist from Argentina Silvia Sierra and Paula Reschini and others. Also, in our big project where I have administrated around 100 people. I am very happy with the project, because we became partners and have created a strong art community with journalists and magazines, foundations, galleries and museums.
7) Tell us about your upcoming projects?
Answer: This coming months, I have some projects both personal and international
Collective arts exhibitions in Italy. Every year I will be work with international project salon and this year, I achieved a lot of success with these projects and later with the exhibitions after I come back from London and other countries too.
8) Do you believe that art heals?
Answer: No, I don't believe. If I understand question right, I believe, and my motto is
that art does miracles. I believe that all artists do our artworks step by step and should be awarded and recognized.
9) Do you have any plans for exploring others genre of art?
Answer: Almost all my art is experimental. Sometimes I like to change and play with
different arts styles. I also like to change my themes sometimes forest
themes I change in the architectures and city themes into flowers and tree themes.
10) What is your message to for young artists?
Answer: My message to young artist is to always be optimistic all the time and to just continue improving their skills.
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