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.
To Eglė Einikytė-Narkevičienė, ceramics is more important than any other art form. After trying out different media, she couldn’t find anything that c ...
