Discover the silent art of Vytautas Poška in Mitte

Discover the silent art of Vytautas Poška in Mitte

"Reflection of silence" - a profound artistic examination of Vytautas Poška in the Berolina Galerie

The Berolina Galerie, a central place for contemporary art in Berlin, will be enriched from September 12 to November 19, 2024 with a remarkable solo exhibition by the Lithuanian artist Vytautas Poška. Under the title "Reflection of Silence", Poška shows a collection of works that encourage the viewers to think about the importance of silence in a world characterized by noise and digital hustle and bustle.

The vernissage, which takes place on September 12th at 7 p.m., is accompanied musically by Javier Caceres, a talented guitarist and singer. This offers those present the opportunity not only to enjoy art, but also to immerse yourself in an atmosphere of calm and reflection that accompanies Poška's work.

The artist's works are more than just colors on a canvas; They serve as windows for an inner, creative freedom. Poška describes his art as a space in which the viewers can explore their own thoughts and feelings, at the same time refraining from the exuberant flood of information in the modern world. In his work, he manages to take the viewer into a relaxed world in which reflections become visible and the soul can come to rest.

Austėja Mikuckytė-Mateikienė, a respected art historian, describes the special technical quality of Poška's watercolors. It compares its brush strokes with a melody that captivates with recurring patterns and harmonious structures. This artistic processing promotes the deeper perception of light and shadow, which makes Poška's works emotionally touching and atmospheric.

The Berolina Galerie, located in the Mitte town hall, has developed into an important meeting point for art lovers, under the direction of the committed gallery owner Diana Eighty. This exhibition is therefore dedicated not only to the work of a single artist, but also to promote art as a medium of reflection and dialogue in an urban environment that is often shaped by anonymity and hustle and bustle.

In summary, it can be said that “reflection of silence” is not only an artistic event, but also a message to integrate spaces of silence and inner reflection into our modern life. Poška's exhibition invites us to keep up to appreciate the deep reflective moments that arise between the everyday sounds of life.

For more information, the district office Mitte is available via the press office, which can be contacted at the email address press@ba-mitte.berlin.de