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Jurgita Ramanauske Emerging artist

Jurgita Ramanauske

Artist is based in: Lithuania

Jurgita Ramanauske is a visual artist whose practice is rooted in graphic art. Through her work, she explores relationships with the environment, materiality, and the profound human connection with nature. A slow and attentive creative process is central to her practice, enabling her to observe, listen, and discover new forms of artistic expression through intuition and experimentation.


An ecological approach is integral to Ramanauske’s work. She follows principles of reuse and seeks to minimize the use of harmful materials throughout her creative process. Her practice draws inspiration from environmental textures, natural forms, traces left by time, and the silent narratives embedded in nature. Through her works and the stories they convey, she seeks to share these observations and encourage a more sensitive relationship with the surrounding world.


Since 2024, Ramanauske has participated in six group exhibitions. Her works were selected for the 11th Vilnius International Small Print Triennial in 2024. She has also been invited to participate in two forthcoming group exhibitions in 2026 and 2027.


Photography

Snowtint by Jurgita Ramanauske
Snowtint, 2025  
Photography, 26 x 35 cm
€300

Portfolio Showcase (not for sale)

Snow book by Jurgita Ramanauske
Snow book, 2026  
Sculpture, 8 x 23 x 27 cm
Melting patterns archive by Jurgita Ramanauske
Melting patterns archive, 2025  
Printmaking, 100 x 400 cm
Snow solution M16VL-S210225 by Jurgita Ramanauske
Snow solution M16VL-S210225, 2025  
Other, 16 x 7 cm

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