Linas Jusionis Lithuanian, b. 1986
Kitą dieną nežaidėme / There was no play next morning, 2012
Akrilas ant drobės / Acrylic on canvas
130 x 180 cm
€ 4,800.00 /Starting Bid: € 3900.00
Further images
Linas Jusionis (g. 1986) – vienas ryškiausių šiuolaikinių Lietuvos abstrakčiojo minimalistinio meno kūrėjų, trečios kartos tapytojas šeimoje, meno kritikų vadinamas plokštumų architektu. 2005–2007 m. studijavo filosofiją Vilniaus universitete, vėliau Vilniaus...
Linas Jusionis (g. 1986) – vienas ryškiausių šiuolaikinių Lietuvos abstrakčiojo minimalistinio meno kūrėjų, trečios kartos tapytojas šeimoje, meno kritikų vadinamas plokštumų architektu. 2005–2007 m. studijavo filosofiją Vilniaus universitete, vėliau Vilniaus dailės akademijoje įgijo bakalauro laipsnį, o 2011 m. – freskos-mozaikos magistro laipsnį. 2011 m. tarptautiniame konkurse „Jaunojo tapytojo prizas“ menininkas laimėjo antrąją vietą. Grupinėse ir personalinėse parodose L. Jusionis dalyvauja nuo 2009 m. Autoriaus kūriniai įtraukti į MO muziejaus, „Noewe Foundation“, „BTA Art“ ir privačias Lietuvos bei užsienio kolekcijas.
Dauguma besidominčių šiuolaikine Lietuvos tapyba ir šiuose aukcione pristatomuose Lino kūriniuose atpažins menininkui filosofui būdingas ambientiškas scenas, sustingusias laike tarsi „stop“ kadras ir dažnai jo paveiksluose pasikartojančius elementus ar situacijas, atliepiančias jo kūrybinėje praktikoje vyraujančią kinematografinę logiką.
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Linas Jusionis (b. 1986, Lithuania) has established himself as a key figure in the contemporary Lithuanian art scene, recognized for his distinctive minimalist style and thought-provoking compositions. His latest exhibition, "Only Traces Remain in the Snow", demonstrates a continuation of Jusionis’s unique artistic vision, where fragments of sports, leisure, and landscapes subtly intertwine to create an atmosphere filled with mystery and narrative tension. These elements serve as visual cues that encourage the viewer to construct their own story, even as the true narrative remains just out of reach.
Jusionis's paintings are known for their refined color palette, smooth, almost invisible brushstrokes, and reduction of form, creating an abstract yet cinematic quality. His work often draws inspiration from literature, film, and photography, with a particular affinity for the French New Wave and authors like Witold Gombrowicz. In "Only Traces Remain in the Snow", recurring motifs such as landscapes, open horizons, and sports imagery evoke both personal and universal themes, while simultaneously remaining elusive and ambiguous.
The exhibition’s title suggests a fleeting, transient nature, which aligns with Jusionis’s exploration of how human consciousness constructs meaning from fragmented reality. His paintings engage viewers in a visual and intellectual dialogue, inviting them to search for connections and significance in the carefully composed yet seemingly random imagery.
Dauguma besidominčių šiuolaikine Lietuvos tapyba ir šiuose aukcione pristatomuose Lino kūriniuose atpažins menininkui filosofui būdingas ambientiškas scenas, sustingusias laike tarsi „stop“ kadras ir dažnai jo paveiksluose pasikartojančius elementus ar situacijas, atliepiančias jo kūrybinėje praktikoje vyraujančią kinematografinę logiką.
EN
Linas Jusionis (b. 1986, Lithuania) has established himself as a key figure in the contemporary Lithuanian art scene, recognized for his distinctive minimalist style and thought-provoking compositions. His latest exhibition, "Only Traces Remain in the Snow", demonstrates a continuation of Jusionis’s unique artistic vision, where fragments of sports, leisure, and landscapes subtly intertwine to create an atmosphere filled with mystery and narrative tension. These elements serve as visual cues that encourage the viewer to construct their own story, even as the true narrative remains just out of reach.
Jusionis's paintings are known for their refined color palette, smooth, almost invisible brushstrokes, and reduction of form, creating an abstract yet cinematic quality. His work often draws inspiration from literature, film, and photography, with a particular affinity for the French New Wave and authors like Witold Gombrowicz. In "Only Traces Remain in the Snow", recurring motifs such as landscapes, open horizons, and sports imagery evoke both personal and universal themes, while simultaneously remaining elusive and ambiguous.
The exhibition’s title suggests a fleeting, transient nature, which aligns with Jusionis’s exploration of how human consciousness constructs meaning from fragmented reality. His paintings engage viewers in a visual and intellectual dialogue, inviting them to search for connections and significance in the carefully composed yet seemingly random imagery.
Exhibitions
2013 - Linas Jusionis "Only Traces Remain in the Snow", Galerija VARTAI, Vilnius, LT