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Remigijus Kriukas

  • Glasremis
  • Glass sculptor
  • Panevėžys, Lithuania
  • Master Artisan
Remigijus Kriukas Glass sculptor
Contact
Lithuanian, English, Russian
Hours:
By appointment only
Phone:
+370 68666844
©Indre Stulgaite Kriukiene

Full of surprises

  • • Remigijus has worked with glass for over 40 years
  • • He mixes glass working with listening to jazz
  • • He collaborates with fellow glass artists

Remigijus Kriukas is one of the most renowned Lithuanian glass artists, working in this field since 1985. He graduated from the State Art Institute of Lithuania (now the Vilnius Academy of Arts, Kaunas Faculty), part of the first intake of future glass artists. Since then, glass has become a way of life for him. In 2000, Kriukas founded a glass studio in Panevėžys, where all his creative work takes place, where his workshops are held and where glass artists from other countries gather biannually to blow glass to the accompanying sound of jazz. Remigijus’ works have won many international awards. He regularly participates in international symposia and exchanges of experiences and ideas. His glass sculptures are technically complex, decorative yet at the same time powerful.

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Works

  • ©Aleksandr Sidorenko
  • ©Marius Rudžianskas
  • ©Marius Rudžianskas
  • ©Aleksandr Sidorenko
  • ©Marius Rudžianskas
Photo: ©Aleksandr Sidorenko
The Wind of the Moonlight

Glass blowing, free forming, titanium coating are Remigijus Kriukas's signature techniques. The object resembles a stylised tree. The combination of bronze and blue colouring further enhances the impression.

Length 35 cm
Width 34 cm
Height 74 cm

Photo: ©Marius Rudžianskas
Clouds Sack

This piece is made using glass blowing, free forming and silvering. The work depicts clouds of shapes merging into one ball. The artist plays with different shades of blue glass.

Length 34 cm
Width 30 cm
Height 60 cm

Photo: ©Marius Rudžianskas
Friend II

This piece is made using glass blowing and free forming techniques. The work depicts a human head with a long neck in stylised shapes. The surface of the glass is frosted, with brownish, greenish and yellowish colours bleeding into each other to form spots.

Height 38 cm

Photo: ©Aleksandr Sidorenko
Unique View

This piece is made by Remigijus Kriukas using the glass casting and titanium coating techniques. It represents an abstract form consisting of interlocking glass rods.

Length 48 cm
Width 23 cm
Height 49 cm

Photo: ©Marius Rudžianskas
Red Dew

Glass blowing, engraving. A reddish glass vase with a frosted surface on which bubbles of clear glass emerge, like dew when the sun rises.

Length 37 cm
Width 28 cm
Height 50 cm

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