Linas Jusionis (b. 1986, Lithuania) is an abstract painter known for his unique approach to blending elements of urban spaces and architecture with a growing inclination toward abstraction. Jusionis's work often captures ambient scenes that appear frozen in time, exploring the philosophical implications of objects and their projections onto images. His academic background includes a BA and MA from the Vilnius Academy of Arts, and he has also completed an internship at the Staatliche Akademie der Bildenden Künste in Stuttgart.

Since 2009, Jusionis has actively participated in both solo and group exhibitions, earning recognition in the art world, including second place in the 2011 "Young Painter Prize" competition. His works are part of esteemed collections such as the MO Museum and the Lewben Art Foundation, reflecting his significant contribution to contemporary Lithuanian painting. Through his art, Jusionis invites viewers to engage with his intricate compositions, which serve as autonomous structures open to interpretation, challenging traditional notions of meaning and narrative.