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“Topography of the Inner Nature” reflects the essence of the artist’s creation: just as topography on a map indicates the relief and structure of a landscape, Lidija Dailidėnienė “maps” on her canvases inner experiences, emotions, and the connection with nature. This metaphor allows each painting to be perceived as a spatial and contemplative journey through inner states.

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Lidija Dailidėnienė’s painting creates a space of silence and light, where natural motifs transform into subtle reflections of inner states. On her canvases, delicate touches seem to float in the air, accompanied by a carefully harmonized color palette, giving the landscapes a peaceful and meditative character. Each painting becomes a true visual pause — during which the reeds seem to rustle on the canvas, the wind whistles through the branches, and the water of the lake gently ripples.

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The artist’s pictorial language is characterized by a thoughtful rhythm, free brushstrokes, and a harmonious palette. Dailidėnienė does not merely represent nature directly: she listens to its inner structure — the movement of the grass, the variations of the sky, the fragility of a flower in bloom. In this way, she creates an experiential, non-descriptive space, where atmosphere and states of being are essential. These paintings do not speak loudly: they silently invite the viewer to slow down and turn toward their own inner nature.

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The exhibition becomes an invitation to contemplation — a silent dialogue with the works, where nature assumes an emotional dimension and the restrained composition becomes a true visual meditation. Dailidėnienė’s painting dissipates the tensions of daily life and recalls a fundamental aspect of experiencing beauty: the ability to pause, listen, and perceive the delicacy of the surrounding environment.

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Lidija Dailidėnienė was born in 1954 in Panevėžys. She received her artistic training at the Moscow People’s University and later refined her skills at the “Spektras” Art Studio of Kazimieras Naruševičius, where she deepened her painting techniques and expanded her creative vision. Since 1974, the artist has actively participated in both collective and solo exhibitions in Lithuania and abroad, and her works are showcased in various galleries and art platforms.

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Curator: Julia Palmeirao
Exhibition Opening: 08/01/2026, 19:00
Address: 22 Bd de Courcelles, 75017 Paris

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Attendance at the opening requires prior registration by email: rsvp.lituanie@urm.lt

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