Tauras Kensminas. Critical Line.

About

At the exhibition the sculptor Tauras Kensminas approaches the fragments of the public consciousness related to the definition of a critical line, turning them into various abstracted sculptural forms and installations. Objects that are more or less recognisable create a distance that gives space for imagination and associativity. The installations of Tauras Kensminas are pieced together from isolated elements as a puzzle. They encourage the viewers to harness their imagination without looking for one and the most correct way to approach the work of art, but rather delve into experiencing it intuitively.

Tauras Kensminas (b. 1991) lives and creates in Vilnius. He studied at the Vilnius Academy of Arts, where he obtained a master’s degree in sculpture. In 2013 he was awarded an Elena Urbaitytė scholarship established by the Nation Foundation (USA). Since 2012 the artist actively participates in exhibitions in Lithuania and abroad: Italy, Latvia, Poland, etc. He also presented four of his art installations at the contemporary art fair ArtVilnius. In 2020 he became a member of the Lithuanian Artists’ Association. A selection of his works belongs to the MO Museum, Lewben Art Foundation as well as private Lithuanian and foreign collections.

The production of artworks is sponsored by the Lithuanian Council for Culture.

Exhibition “Critical Line” is open at the Gallery (AV17), Totorių st. 5 until November 20.