With this installation of stoneware sculptures, Eglé seeks to draw people’s attention to their relationship with the environment. People with seemingly similar body sizes become different though the acquisition of different experiences and the effects of the external environment, which could be industrial or technological. The shapes are synthetically clean-cut, like factory parts or modelling clay strips, capable of taking on any form.
Length 90 cm
Width 15 cm
Height 57 cm
© Daiva Liubamirskaitė
© Daiva Liubamirskaitė
© Daiva Liubamirskaitė
© Daiva Liubamirskaitė
© Daiva Liubamirskaitė
Eglė Einikytė-Narkevičienė
- Ceramicist
- Vilnius, Lithuania
- Master Artisan
Contact
Lithuanian, English, Russian
Hours:
By appointment only
By appointment only
Phone:
+370 61519738
+370 61519738
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All about ceramics
- • Eglė feels she could explore ceramics her entire life
- • She combines old firing methods with modern technologies
- • She cares most about the idea, not the technical execution
To Eglė Einikytė-Narkevičienė, ceramics is more important than any other art form. After trying out different media, she couldn’t find anything that came close. Working with ceramics allows her to be a painter, sculptor and graphic artist all at once, since clay can encompass it all. She decorates ceramic tiles, and creates interior details, sculptures, jewellery, pictures on wood, elegant boxes, plates and vases. In her works you can often see the influence of nature and man, images of which are subtly painted on the surfaces of plates and other objects. She combines transparent surfaces with massive shapes, elegant graphics with heavy sculptures, and matt surfaces with glossy glazes.
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Vessels with birds
These two distorted jugs are handmade from faience. The fired forms were finished with a milk-white underglaze and finally with detailed pencil-like drawings of birds and birdcages. Eglé really enjoys graphic drawing, finding it helps her relax after making big sculptures.
Height 35 cm
Height 25 cm
Photo: Daiva Liubamirskaitė © Eglė Einikytė-Narkevičienė
Teacups with lambs
These teacups and saucers were handmade from faience and fired with a cream-white underglaze. The surface of each cup was then decorated with drawings of sheep wandering in a prairie. Eglé really enjoys graphic drawing, finding it helps her relax after making big sculptures.
Width 15 cm
Height 10 cm
Photo: Daiva Liubamirskaitė © Eglė Einikytė-Narkevičienė
Teacups with angels
These teacups and saucers were handmade from faience and fired with a cream-white underglaze. The surface of each cup was then decorated with drawings of angels overlooking a colourful landscape. Eglé really enjoys graphic drawing, finding it helps her relax after making big sculptures.
Width 15 cm
Height 15 cm
Photo: Daiva Liubamirskaitė © Eglė Einikytė-Narkevičienė
Pink
The intention behind this stoneware and porcelain composition was to awaken people's feelings. Through this sculptural dynamic form, and by using colour and various ceramic techniques, Eglé wanted to evoke people’s imagination and make them think about finding answers to various existential questions.
Length 62 cm
Width 30 cm
Height 65 cm
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