{"id":15218,"date":"2025-04-03T12:19:30","date_gmt":"2025-04-03T09:19:30","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/kintaiarts.lt\/?post_type=renginys&p=15218"},"modified":"2025-04-18T16:56:57","modified_gmt":"2025-04-18T13:56:57","slug":"zivile-minkute-iskeltos-ne-kovai","status":"publish","type":"renginys","link":"https:\/\/kintaiarts.lt\/en\/renginiai\/zivile-minkute-iskeltos-ne-kovai\/","title":{"rendered":"\u017divil\u0117 Minkut\u0117 I\u0160KELTOS NE KOVAI"},"content":{"rendered":"
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\u0160\u012f kart\u0105 v\u0117liavas kelia meninink\u0117 \u017divil\u0117 Minkut\u0117. Tai v\u0117liavos, kurios vietoj triumfo, pergal\u0117s ar kovos \u0161lov\u0117s skelbia taikos su savimi laik\u0105. Per da\u017enai pamir\u0161tame \u0161v\u0119sti \u201el\u0117tos nat\u016bros\u201c dalykus. M\u016bs\u0173 didingumo suvokimas visada momentinis, \u0161lovinantis pergal\u0119, didingum\u0105, svarb\u0105. Ta\u010diau tiesa ta, kad daugyb\u0117 \u201el\u0117tini\u0173\u201c dalyk\u0173 gyvenime yra daug svarbesni nei momentin\u0117 didyb\u0117.
Spalvoti simboliais aplikuoti audiniai plazda kaip vidinio susitaikymo ir meil\u0117s sau manifestas.<\/div>\n
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V\u0117liavos nuo seniausi\u0173 laik\u0173 buvo naudojamos tiek karo lauke, tiek ir taikos ar bendruomen\u0117s tapatyb\u0117s simbolikoje. Nuo karalys\u010di\u0173 ir taut\u0173 iki religini\u0173 bendruomeni\u0173 bei socialini\u0173 jud\u0117jim\u0173 \u2013 v\u0117liavos \u012fk\u016bnijo kolektyvin\u0119 tapatyb\u0119 ir bendrus siekius. \u017divil\u0117 Minkut\u0117 randa nauj\u0105 v\u0117liav\u0173 panaud\u0105 \u2013 asmenin\u0117s kelion\u0117s, vidinio taikumo ir supratimo simboli\u0173 \u012fvietinimui.<\/div>\n

K\u016briniai sukurti i\u0161 antrinio panaudojimo tekstil\u0117s, taip k\u016brybos proces\u0105 tapatinant nagrin\u0117jamai temai. Pa\u010dios k\u016br\u0117jos sukurtos i\u0161tekli\u0173 ribos ne tik skatina kurti ne idealizuot\u0105 vizij\u0105, o dar kart\u0105 mokytis priimti atsitiktinumo duotyb\u0119. Ribos \u010dia tampa ne tiek ribojan\u010dios, kiek papildan\u010dios kurinio koncepcij\u0105, o atsisakymas iki detali\u0173 kontroliuoti galim\u0105 rezultat\u0105 atspindi pri\u0117mim\u0105 ir susitaikym\u0105 su aplinka bei savimi.<\/div>\n
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\u0160ioje parodoje \u017divil\u0117 Minkut\u0117 pristato \u0161iuolaikinio meno k\u016brinius \u2013 v\u0117liavas, kurios atspindi vidin\u0119 kelion\u0119 \u012f taik\u0105 su savimi. V\u0117liavos simbolizuoja kvietim\u0105 ne kovoti, ne keisti ar nugal\u0117ti, bet priimti. Tai ramus pri\u0117jimas prie susivokimo, kad ne visos sienos turi b\u016bti i\u0161griautos, ne visi kalnai \u2013 \u012fkopti. \u0160i k\u016brini\u0173 serija yra pasiry\u017eimo \u017eenklas \u2013 supratimo, kad vertingiausias kelias \u012f d\u017eiaugsm\u0105 n\u0117ra nuolatin\u0117 kova, bet geb\u0117jimas priimti gyvenimo ribotumus ir atrasti gro\u017e\u012f ten, kur i\u0161 prad\u017ei\u0173 matome kli\u016btis.
Kai nustoji kovoti su nepajudinamosiomis sienomis, jos tampa ne kli\u016btimis, o u\u017euov\u0117jomis. \u0160i taika su savimi gimsta ne i\u0161 pasiekim\u0173, o i\u0161 meil\u0117s sau \u2013 i\u0161 suvokimo, kad pakankamumas ateina ne i\u0161 i\u0161orini\u0173 pergali\u0173, bet i\u0161 vidinio susitaikymo ir pri\u0117mimo.<\/div>\n
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Apie autor\u0119:<\/div>\n

\u017divil\u0117 Minkut\u0117 \u2013 tarpdisciplininio meno k\u016br\u0117ja, savo k\u016brybin\u012f keli\u0105 prad\u0117jusi grafikos srityje, \u0161iuo metu dirbanti su \u012fvairiomis medijomis, jungian\u010diomis \u0161iuolaikinio meno ir dizaino laukus. Gim\u0117 ir augo \u0160iauliuose, studijavo Vilniaus dail\u0117s akademijoje, metus sta\u017eavosi Metz men\u0173 mokykloje, Pranc\u016bzijoje. \u0160iuo metu aktyviai dalyvauja meno lauke \u2013 rengia parodas Lietuvoje ir u\u017esienyje.<\/div>\n
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Pagrindinis meninink\u0117s dom\u0117jimosi laukas \u2013 s\u0105ry\u0161iai savastyje ir su aplinka. \u0160ios temos pla\u010diau atsiskleid\u017eia asmeniniuose projektuose, virtusiuose personalin\u0117mis parodomis, tokiose kaip: \u201eJungtys\u201c \u2013 apie mums artimus ir m\u016bs\u0173 pasaul\u012f apibr\u0117\u017eian\u010dius \u017emones; \u201eNertis i\u0161 kailio\u201c \u2013 pristatantis s\u0105ry\u0161io su savo k\u016bnu paie\u0161kas, pabr\u0117\u017eiant j\u012f kaip nei\u0161vengiamyb\u0119; ir pastarasis, \u0161iuo metu pristatomas \u201eI\u0161keltos ne kovai\u201c \u2013 taikos v\u0117liav\u0173 pavidalu atspindintis ry\u0161io su tikr\u0105ja savastimi siek\u012f. O ir anks\u010diau min\u0117tos dizaino aprai\u0161kos k\u016briniuose taip pat papildo s\u0105ry\u0161i\u0173 paie\u0161kos motyv\u0105, kviesdamos \u017ei\u016brov\u0105 ne tik steb\u0117ti, bet ir liesti, naudoti(s) \u2013 taip kuriant asmenin\u012f ry\u0161\u012f.<\/div>\n
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„RAISED NOT FOR BATTLE”<\/div>\n
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This time, the flags are raised by artist \u017divil\u0117 Minkut\u0117. These are flags that, instead of proclaiming triumph, victory, or the glory of battle, announce a time of peace with oneself. Too often, we forget to celebrate things of a „slow nature.” Our perception of greatness is always momentary, such as glorifying victory, grandeur, and significance. However, the truth is that many „slow” things in life are far more important than fleeting magnificence.<\/div>\n
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Fabrics adorned with colorful symbols flutter as a manifesto of inner reconciliation and self-love.<\/div>\n
Since ancient times, flags have been used both on the battlefield and as symbols of peace or community identity. From kingdoms and nations to religious communities and social movements, flags have embodied collective identity and shared aspirations. \u017divil\u0117 Minkut\u0117 discovers a new use for flags\u2014anchoring them as symbols of personal journeys, inner peace, and understanding.
These artworks are created from repurposed textiles, aligning the creative process with the theme being explored. The self-imposed material limitations do not push towards an idealized vision but instead encourage an acceptance of chance. Here, constraints are not restrictive but rather enrich the artwork\u2019s concept, while the refusal to control every detail of the final outcome reflects a deeper acceptance\u2014of both the surrounding world and oneself.<\/div>\n
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In this exhibition, \u017divil\u0117 Minkut\u0117 presents contemporary art pieces\u2014flags that reflect an inner journey toward peace with oneself. These flags serve as an invitation\u2014not to fight, change, or conquer, but to accept. It is a quiet approach to realization: not all walls must be torn down, not all mountains need to be climbed. This series of works stands as a sign of commitment\u2014an understanding that the most valuable path to joy is not an endless struggle but the ability to embrace life’s limitations and discover beauty where obstacles once seemed to stand.<\/div>\n
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About artist:<\/div>\n

\u017divil\u0117 Minkut\u0117 is an interdisciplinary artist who started her artist\u2019s career in the field of printmaking and now works with various media that bridge contemporary art and design. Born and raised in \u0160iauliai, she studied at the Vilnius Academy of Arts and completed a year-long internship at the Metz School of Art in France. She is actively involved in the art scene, regularly exhibiting her work in Lithuania and abroad.<\/div>\n
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The main focus of the artist\u2019s practice revolves around connections\u2014both within oneself and with the surrounding environment. These themes are explored in her personal projects, which have developed into solo exhibitions, such as Connections\u2014a reflection on the people who define our world and hold significance in our lives; Shedding One\u2019s Skin\u2014an exploration of the relationship with one\u2019s own body, emphasizing it as an inevitability; and her latest project, currently on display, Raised Not for Battle\u2014a series of peace flags symbolizing the pursuit of a deeper connection with one\u2019s true self. Additionally, design elements present in her works reinforce this theme of connection, inviting viewers not only to observe but also to touch and engage, thus fostering a more personal interaction.<\/div>\n
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Fotografijos : Gediminas Sass<\/div>\n
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Kintai Arts is funded by Lithuanian Council for Culture<\/div>\n
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