Mindauger Art

My most successful method for drawing is to put my mind on autopilot, with minimal or no intention toward the outcome. The contents of my consciousness take over—patterns, forms, connections, and so on. I’ve noticed that the environment around me often influences my artwork in various ways (figural, metaphorical, etc.), whether I’m watching television or listening to a podcast. The digital hybridizations emerge from states of flow—streams of consciousness guided by intuition that draw on my reservoir of images and experiences. Structures take shape spontaneously, embodying familiar impressions and intuitions. I am deeply interested in the interpretations of others and how they engage with my work. Their perspectives frequently reveal insights that expand my own understanding. My hope is that viewers find a personal sense of connection and meaning within each piece. I often create works from multiple orientations, and I find that others also enjoy exploring the shifting perspectives.