Painting, Woman-Owned
GedrasArt
Abstract expressions inspired by nature
I was born in Lithuania and have lived in the U.S. most of my life. 7 years ago, I left my corporate job to paint full-time — and I’ve been exploring ever since.
My work is often driven by a feeling of a moment — the way light moves over water, the quiet mood of a landscape, or the expression on a face that tells a story without words.
I work with texture, layered paint, and expressive brushstrokes because I want my paintings to feel alive and emotional rather than perfect and controlled. I am especially drawn to seascapes and portraits, where I can explore both movement and mood — the energy of the sea and the quiet intensity of a human face.
Travel, especially time spent near the ocean, is a big part of my inspiration. Many of my paintings are created after spending time by the water, observing colors, textures, and atmosphere.
My goal is not just to paint what something looks like, but also what it feels like.
My work is often driven by a feeling of a moment — the way light moves over water, the quiet mood of a landscape, or the expression on a face that tells a story without words.
I work with texture, layered paint, and expressive brushstrokes because I want my paintings to feel alive and emotional rather than perfect and controlled. I am especially drawn to seascapes and portraits, where I can explore both movement and mood — the energy of the sea and the quiet intensity of a human face.
Travel, especially time spent near the ocean, is a big part of my inspiration. Many of my paintings are created after spending time by the water, observing colors, textures, and atmosphere.
My goal is not just to paint what something looks like, but also what it feels like.
