The Card

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This painting by Mantas Daujotas, titled "The Card," showcases an intriguing perspective of a modern architectural structure, likely part of a bridge or similar construction. The scene is set against a somewhat ethereal backdrop, with a vivid contrast between the muted purplish-pink sky and the dark land or water beneath.The focal point is a teal-colored metal construct, featuring a tall cylindrical pillar topped with an elaborate network of thin, wire-like extensions that fan out in a radial pattern. The structure is held by triangular supports, adding a geometric element to the visual composition. The cool hues of the structure against the warm, fading light of the sky create a striking palette.The painting conveys a stillness that can be reflective, possibly evoking thoughts on isolation, connectivity, or the passage of time, given the quiet yet potent nature of the depicted structure amidst the surrounding environment. There’s an undertone of both serenity and a slight sense of disquiet, melding natural beauty with human-engineered forms.

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Mantas Daujotas (b. 1993) – painter and musician based in Kaunas. As of 2017 a certified bachelor in painting with a couple of personal and several group exhibitions in a short period of time he’s considered a promising young artist. His paintings showcase a wide range of different subjects, although very rarely a human figure. Dark corridors, spaces stuffed with silence and rays of light, carrying a mystical narrative – these are some of the more representative characteristics of Daujotas’ paintings.

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