Vaiva Kovieraitė-Trumpė is a graphic artist living and working in Šiauliai, known for her silkscreen works. She has held more than 15 personal exhibitions and participated in over 50 group exhibitions in Lithuania and abroad. She also leads creative workshops and has created street art works in public spaces. Her work is characterized by experimentation with graphic techniques and the search for new means of expression. The author explores the duality, ephemerality and disappearance of the image, inviting the viewer to take a different look at everyday, but at the same time philosophical, topics.
The exhibition is presented as a sensory laboratory, where experimental graphics become a way to observe processes and their volatility. Randomness here becomes part of the creation – mistakes or paint leaks are treated as traces of certainty. The works invite us to rethink otherness not as an opposition to “normality”, but as a natural part of being. This is an attempt to go beyond the boundaries of ordinary vision and notice what often remains on the margins. The exhibition reveals an aesthetic and existential anomaly – the works act as “glitches” that break established structures. These can be imperfect forms, unspoken stories or conflicting materials. The exhibition space is deliberately shaped in such a way that the viewer changes their point of view – they are invited to move, bend, search. This reminds us that reality is rarely comfortable or clearly defined.
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