JEWELRY
Marta Krasta
Sigitas Kreivaitis
Anna Fanigina
Pauls Spridzāns
Svajunas Udrys
CERAMIC
Juris Bergins
Izabella Krolle
Ilona Romule
Ineta Greiža
Kornēlija Ozoliņa
GRAPHIC ARTS
Sigitas Kreivaitis
Gunārs Krollis
Einārs Plūksna
Aleksandrs Neberekutins
Agnese Bule
Jekaterina Grazjeva
Irīna Vorkale
Indulis Kalniņš
MARTA KRASTA -Mag. Jewelry designer. Works with silver, gemstones, semi-precious stones, pearls and other. Making modern jewelry in avangtarda style.
Jewelry designer Sigitas Kreivaitis is one of those rare artists in Lithuania and Latvia, who has already established himself in world of art. He graduated from Art institute in Tallinn and began his career in Lithuania. After some time he found himself in Latvia, where he met and married a famous Latvian jeweler – Marta Krasta.
ANNA FANIGINA
The road of metal art of Anna Faginina is not very usual. She started off by studying in Physics and Mathematics faculty of Latvian University. She was keen to try out something creative; therefore she spent time on preparing for exams, in order to enrol in the School of Applied Arts, which she accomplished. After graduating this school, she launched her brand “Verba” (in Latin – words) and to open her atelier. Anna’s art works have been exposed in many art galleries of Riga, meanwhile she has also taken part in international exhibitions in Lithuania, Finland, Russia and Italy. “I am inspired by life, which is around us. Very expensive things are put next to very cheap ones. On one step you see mesmerizing wealth, but the step forward – poverty.
He has graduated Latvian Art academy, Metal design department. Pauls creates jewellery from silver, embedding into it pearls, agate, tiger eye, malachite and turquoise.
I was born in 1964.03.30 in Siauliai. In 1982 I was graduated from Siauliai 11th Av. school. Since 1988 i started to participate in exhibitions. Present theatre performances set design: "Suteptoji stylus" Vilnius Puppet Theatre and the "taste of honey" in the Nicholas Theatre-Studio. In 1992 I worked for the New Vilnia preschool children's art studio as a drawing teacher. In 1992-1993 - Vilnius Academy of Fine Arts Textile Department foreman. In 1997 - Youth School “Atgaja" was hosted Fine Crafts section. In 1997 I joined the Union of Lithuanian folk art, and in 1999 - The Lithuanian Artists Union. I am Vice-Chairman of the textile section. I am married and I have a son and dog.
CERAMIC
JURIS BERGINS
Born in 1961. Memberships: since 1991,has been a member of Latvian Artists’ Union, since 1999, has been a member of the IAC (Geneva, Switzerland), since 2008, has been an honorary member of Lithuanian Artists’Union. Awards: in 1995, a stipendium at the Banff Centre (Canada); in 1995, the Purchase prize (2nd place) at „Cup-96” in Belgrade (Serbia); in 1997, a special Sydney Major award (Australia). Most important axhibitions: in 1997, an exhibition of the collection of the International Museum of Ceramics in Faenza in which the artist’s work was exhibited alongside the works of Pablo Picasso, Peter Voulkos and others. Initator of the symposium ‘’Redukcija’07” and the exhibition „Pavasaris” in 2007, 2008, 2009 and 2010. Inventions: in 2009, patent N-2009005 (a tea-cup).
IZABELLA KROLLE
ILONA ROMULE
Ilona Romule is a studio artist from Riga, Latvia. She was granted her Masters of Fine Arts Degree in 2003 from the Latvian Art Academy. Ilona has received international recognition with her slip cast porcelain figures and is reknowned for her use of semi-erotic imagery both in the form of her fine porcelain pieces and also in the surface decoration. She uses a variety of onglaze enamel. Romule's unique and high quality artwork has allowed her opportunities to work inside world-renown porcelain industries such as the Lomonosov Porcelain Factory in St. Petersburg, Russia. In 2005 she participated in the International Storytelling Ceramics Symposium in Guldagergaard, Denmark, and the 2003, 2004, and 2005 Masters' meeting of invited artist at the International Ceramics Studio. Romule is member in the International Academy of Ceramics (IAC) and the International Association of Art (UNESCO). Her recent achievements in international competitions include the 6th International Contemporary Porcelain Triennial in Nyon, Switzerland, the 2nd World Ceramic Biennale in South Korea and the 1st International Triennial of Silicate Arts in Kecskemet, Hungary.
INETA GREIŽA
Ineta Greiža combines clay and metal. She cannot resist using things that still can be recycled and still are beautiful, for example, nails and wires.
“Metal successfully interacts with clay, same as ceramics with glass. My colleagues know this weakness of mine, therefore they always bring unusual glass bottles or old iron objects”, she explains. Small size art works can be seen as a special accent, which perfectly fit in the interior. In the experiments with chemicals are produced different colours, which are being burned in the chamotte plates – this is the process of creating ceramic paintings .In a similar manner are produced ceramic tiles, which are used for creating extraordinary interiors by covering walls with them.
KORNĒLIJA OZOLIŅA