"Solitude Island" Drawing

Name: Karolina Abaraviciute


Age: 26


Medium: Acrylic on Canvas


Style: Abstract, Impressionism

Inspiration: The vibrant world around me, especially the boundless energy and curiosity of my three young children, fuels creative spirit. Each painting is a journey into my interpretation of reality, where the mundane transforms into the extraordinary through my lens.

Artistic Journey: My journey into art began as a personal retreat from the daily demands of motherhood. With no formal training, i embraced the world of self-taught artistry, finding solace and expression in the fluidity of acrylics. My canvas is my playground, where i experiments with an array of styles and subjects, from the abstract forms that echo my love for Picasso to the gentle strokes in my impressionistic landscapes.

Favorite Artist: Pablo Picasso, whose revolutionary approach to form and color deeply influences her work. I admires how Picasso broke away from traditional forms to create something entirely new, an ethos she tries to emulate in her own creations.

Themes and Techniques: My work is a tapestry of themes. My canvases might depict a world turned abstract, where colors and shapes dance in a harmony of chaos, or they might capture the serene beauty of nature, the innocence in an animal's eyes, or the depth of human emotion in a portrait. My use of acrylics allows i to layer textures and explore the interplay of light and shadow, bringing a dynamic quality to my art.

Philosophy: "Art is not just about what you see, but how you feel," I believe. Each piece I creates is an invitation for the viewer to delve into their own interpretations, emotions, and stories. My paintings are not just visual art; they are conversations without words

Future Aspirations: My dreams of a studio where my children can watch, learn, and perhaps one day create alongside of me. I aspires to continue growing as an artist, exploring new techniques, and perhaps one day, having a solo exhibition where my life's work can be appreciated in its entirety.

Personal Touch: I often includes small, hidden elements in my paintings that reflect my life - a toy soldier, a splash of her child's favorite color, or a silhouette of a playground swing. These personal touches make each piece not just a painting but a piece of my family's story.

I am not just an artist; I am a storyteller, a mother, and a dreamer, and singer ..