IN KKKC EXHIBITION HALLS - INAS BUDRYTĖS "MOON ENERGY POWER PLANT"

in 2024 Ina Budrytė’s 2000-2024 exhibition might be opened on June 7, Friday, at 5:30 p.m., within the Exhibition Corridor of the Klaipėda Cultural Communication Heart (KKKC) (Didžioji Vandens st. 2, Klaipėda). portray exhibition “Moon Power Energy Plant”. The exhibition of thirty work is a superb alternative for the primary acquaintance with the work of the acknowledged Vilnius artist Ina Budrytė (b. 1957 in Šilute) in her native Pomerania area. The curator of the exhibition is Raminta Jurėnaitė. The exhibition might be open till July 7.

THE MYTHOLOGY OF INA BUDRYTE

Artwork researcher, prof. Dr. Raminta Jurėnaitė notices that “I. The iconography of Budrytė’s work is distinguished by unique plots and motifs. Vital and on a regular basis occasions, pure and concrete landscapes flip into mysterious scenes within the artist’s creativeness. Horror and lyricism, unhappiness and comedy, grotesque and wonder, discover themselves aspect by aspect right here. The artist creates a complete circle of unusual characters – folks and animals; women and men are wearing carnival costumes. They’re depicted in such a manner that the road between dwelling beings and sculptures or puppets and heraldic indicators disappears. Home and wild animals tackle anthropomorphic options. “All of the characters carry out magical rituals,” says R. Jurėnaitė.

ATTENTION – DANGER

R. Jurėnaitė sees that “in recent times, I. Budrytė has more and more centered on the subject of aggression. Troopers, thugs, evil sorcerers, in addition to weapons, the motifs are various in lots of scenes. The environment of hazard can also be full of buildings depicted by the artist, such because the “lunar vitality plant”. The boundary between dwelling and lifeless matter lastly disappears. I. Budrytė, who graduated from fresco research, is uniquely capable of summarize and monumentalize compositions, type, even in small-sized work. On the identical time, it preserves the intimacy and sensuality of the story. Colours that don’t correspond to actuality at least grotesque drawings assist I. Budryte to offer the photographs the type of riddles, – summarizes R. Jurėnaitė.

Exhibition companions: gallery “The Room” and the Lithuanian Council of Tradition.

Working hours of the KKKC Exhibition Corridor (Dižioji Vandens st. 2, Klaipėda): Wednesday-Sunday 11 a.m.-7 p.m. (closed on public holidays). Images and movies might be taken throughout the opening of the exhibition. We inform you that the individuals could also be seen within the photographs and movies of the occasion printed in numerous media. Extra info www.kkkc.lt.