International recognized Lithuanian artist, sculptor and the painter Raimundas Dzimidavičius, he lives and works in Kaunas, Lithuania. The painting of the artist Raimundas Dzimidavičius balances between abstract drawing. The author's drawing balances between sculptural forms.
The spectrum of the artist's creative themes is extremely wide. The most important search for themes in the artist's work is the line of searching for the human soul. The artist is interested in the coming and going of a person from this world. The artist's works are deep, the meaning of life is extremely important in them. Angels, mystical, earthly beings from the other world often appear in the works of Raimundas Dzimidavičius, when this world merges into one world.
The artist Raimundas Dzimidavičius was studied at the Martinaitis Art School, and in 1981–1984. studied applied arts at the Moscow Znui. He is an internationally recognized Lithuanian painter, whose work is based on the principles of abstract painting, coloristic expression and improvisation. His works are often dominated by bright color harmonies, energetic strokes, and layered painting textures that convey movement and inner emotion. Geometric motifs and architectural structures are often used, which are combined with spontaneous paint pours and texture experiments, creating a multilayered sense of visual space. R. Dzimidavičius's paintings emphasize freedom, improvisation, and the emphasis on process as the essence of creativity. The dialogue of color, line, and rhythm is important to him, which is why his paintings acquire musical associations and visual dynamics. The artist often works in cycles, exploring the same theme or motif through different color and compositional solutions.
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