Lea Liblik

Art is a language that mediates harmony as a conscious existential choice.

Lea Liblik is a fine artist whose creative work exists at the intersection of expressive abstraction and impressionism. Approaching painting as a phenomenological event, she explores the emotional charge and atmosphere of the present moment. Her goal is to offer the viewer a "spiritual pause" and visual silence in today’s anxious world.Her artistic path is built upon a rare synthesis of technical mastery and deep theoretical analysis. Working primarily in classical oil, acrylic, and mixed media, her contemporary practice is enriched by her background in historical painting and mural restoration methods (including egg tempera, gold leaf gilding, and fresco). Her works are a conscious existential choice toward harmony, creating an immediate space of experience for private collections.

University of Tartu – Master's level studies in Art History (Art Theory & Phenomenology focus)
Pallas University of Applied Sciences – Degree in Painting and Mural Restoration

Selected Solo Exhibitions:

2016 River-Dweller’s Paths Across the River, Tartu Art House, Tartu, Estonia
2016 Time and Space (with E. Mardi), Võru City Gallery, Võru, Estonia
2014 With a Companion / Without a Companion? (with K. Kallaste), Võru City Gallery, Võru, Estonia
2014 Landscape-wise, Gallery pART, Põltsamaa, Estonia
2013 Visible and Audible, Sakala Centre, Viljandi, Estonia
2012 The Colors of This Autumn, Elva Town Government, Elva, Estonia
2012 Solo Exhibition, Tartu Centre for Creative Industries, Tartu, Estonia

Selected Group Exhibitions:

2026 Man and Woman, International Nude Art Exhibition, Museum of New Art (MONA), Pärnu, Estonia
2026 Tartu Art Auction Exhibition, Tartu Art House, Tartu, Estonia
2019 Female Artists from Pallas 1919–2019, Gallery Pallas, Tartu, Estonia
2018 Stabiilsus / Stability, International Exhibition of Faculty Members of Pallas UAS, Gallery Noorus, Tartu, Estonia
2014, 2013, 2010, 2009 Annual Exhibitions of Tartu Artists, Tartu Art House, Tartu, Estonia
2009 World Gallery of Drawings, Osten Gallery, Skopje, North Macedonia
2009 Manu Propria, Tallinn International Drawing Triennial, Tallinn, Estonia
2006 All Together, Tartu Art House, Tartu, Estonia