In the exhibition, natural motifs – trees, landscapes, plants, courtyards and gardens – are interpreted through the aesthetics of oriental painting. The author’s works combine the philosophy of Eastern art and the experience of the Lithuanian landscape: familiar images of nature acquire a new, contemplative sound, inviting you to stop and experience a moment of silence and harmony.
The exhibition is divided into five thematic spaces – “rooms”, which reveal different aspects of nature: more decorative nihonga works, landscapes, vegetation motifs, architectural fragments and works of non-standard formats.
The exhibition of works of oriental aesthetics at the Trakai Vokė Manor symbolically continues the tradition of 19th–20th century manor culture to be interested in Oriental art and aesthetics. The exhibition invites the viewer to a peaceful walk through the natural world – a space where one can find harmony with the environment and oneself.
The exhibitions will be open from September 26 to October 25, 2026.
About the author
Ina Loreta Savickienė
Ina Loreta Savickienė explores painting as a relationship between gesture, material and time in her work. Working with ink and mineral pigments on rice paper, she creates works in which the image is not the final goal, but rather a process – emerging from the interaction of the stroke, water and surface.
The balance between control and chance is important in the author’s work: the line remains disciplined, but the material itself is also allowed to act. This tension creates a living, changing image, in which form can only be a hint, and space is indefinite and open.
The artist works between different cultural traditions, but her goal is not stylistic adoption. She searches for a personal visual language in which painting becomes a way to experience time, silence and the natural change of processes.
Ina Loreta Savickienė has had the status of an artist since 2020, has organized solo exhibitions and participated in group exhibitions in Lithuania and abroad.