Kristina Bandzinaite

Kristina paints women as they exist beneath the surface- not as they are seen, but as they are felt. Her work explores the quiet tension between composure and chaos, strength and vulnerability, beauty and what it takes to hold it together. Through a balance of realism and abstraction, she focuses on the visible and the invisible at the same time.

Animals and symbolic elements often appear as extensions of the self- not separate, but intertwined. They represent instinct, memory, and the parts of us we learn to live with, rather than erase.

Painting for me is no longer about perfection. It is a process of understanding- a way of making sense of experiences that are difficult to put into words. Each piece is a moment of reflection, capturing transformation as it happens: raw, unresolved, and honest.

BA (Hons) Fine Art