Originally hand-painted with acrylics on canvas (2017, 90 x 75 cm) now available in a digital format.
The quest for happiness: plastic surgery.
Inspired by a former Versace model, plastic surgery addict J.P. who supposedly said: 'My doctors have asked me if I am scared to die from the surgeries, but, in my opinion, if it happens I will die happy and beautiful.'
Human curves originally hand-painted with acrylics on canvas by a contemporary Lithuanian painter Zivile Kasparaviciute, now available in a digital format.
A visual diary of collective and individual emotions, observed in people that the artist encounters or comes across on social media, also of life's ordinary details and, of course, self-reflection.
Although publicly available images can be used as a starting point, spontaneous brushstrokes and hues play a significant role in the painting process often dictating a theme the artist doesn't even ideate before starting a particular piece.
Another layer of meaning is usually attached by the viewer whose set of internal data containing deep personal turmoils or tranquillity narrates stories of its own.
I will Die Happy and Beautiful
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I will Die Happy and Beautiful
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Originally hand-painted with acrylics on canvas (2017, 90 x 75 cm) now available in a digital format.
The quest for happiness: plastic surgery.
Inspired by a former Versace model, plastic surgery addict J.P. who supposedly said: 'My doctors have asked me if I am scared to die from the surgeries, but, in my opinion, if it happens I will die happy and beautiful.'
Human curves originally hand-painted with acrylics on canvas by a contemporary Lithuanian painter Zivile Kasparaviciute, now available in a digital format.
A visual diary of collective and individual emotions, observed in people that the artist encounters or comes across on social media, also of life's ordinary details and, of course, self-reflection.
Although publicly available images can be used as a starting point, spontaneous brushstrokes and hues play a significant role in the painting process often dictating a theme the artist doesn't even ideate before starting a particular piece.
Another layer of meaning is usually attached by the viewer whose set of internal data containing deep personal turmoils or tranquillity narrates stories of its own.