Meditations
“May two fields be bridged by a stile
And two hearts by the tilting footbridge of a glance.”
Vilnius IV. 45 x 60. Darijus.
Meditation II. 45 x 65.
Meditation IV. 45 x 65.
Secret worlds. 65 x 85. "The main thing is, that Jurgita Gerlikaite’s picture gives us an impulse to compose further and create our own fantasy world." – Tom Jørgensen, art historian and author.
Meditation XIII. 65 x 45.
Meditation IX. 120 x 65. “I finally found the right one: rich colours, lightness, nature, I feel the life in them, the energy. “Meditation IX” greets you as soon as you enter the house”. – RJK.
Own space. 120 x 99. "The image has always a new meaning, you start living with it, and it creates feelings and emotions." – V. P. & E.
Equinox Moon. 55 x 45.
Meditation VIII. 65 x 45.
Flows. 65 x 45. “The artwork creates a very peaceful disposition. Vivacious, light and related to nature. I am very happy, because I was lucky to choose my first perfect picture for my home.” — A., Sweden
Time – Continue Being! 65 x 40. Inspired by P. Normantas, J. Deinats, S. Orinska.
Meditation VII. 65 x 45.
“Whether knowing the origin of the work facilitates understanding of its essence or not, it should be noted that Jurgita, while studying at the Academy of Fine Arts, explored deeper the Japanese Zen aesthetics. So it is not surprising that the idea of Zen liberation from the subject, is an axis of Jurgita’s intellectual and aesthetic context, in the “Meditations” series is revealed as an already fully formed world in this place of the game of hide-and-seek – Vilnius.
In “Equinox Moon” (a splendid picture that most clearly reveals Jurgita’s aesthetic strategy), we see an unnatural moon hanging above the city, which deforms and transforms the space, is inserted as a “body for a body’s sake” and becomes objet d’art.”
“Equinox Moon” in the interior.