Stasys Eidrigevičius | Birds singing, 2013 | Acrylic on canvas, 100x80

The artwork is reproduced in the publication "Contemporary Lithuanian Art" (by Christian Noorbergen, Nijolė Tumėnienė, etc.; 2019) on page 35.

The museum author. In Lithuania, works are held at LNDM, MO, Tartle, Autoportretas. Recipient of the Lithuanian National Culture and Arts Prize in 2001. In Japan, there is a museum named after him, the "Hiroko Mori & Stasys Museum."

In Panevėžys, in 2024, the "Stasys Museum" will open its doors.

The impressive creative openness of the poster artist, photographer, graphic artist, and illustrator Stasys Eidrigevičius does not hide the power of his painting. Being a virtuoso of chromatic dance, he invents a world of absolute innocence, always with a mysterious aura of irony. Astonished that it exists, he observes the world confidently, having reduced forms to a stunning effect. Infused, metamorphic, and slightly human, this dangerously otherworldly creation is an unforgiving existence. Grotesque and fantastical images never stray far from each other. The highlighted, labyrinthine, and ever-present strange face lurks in every work and is an unimaginable self-portrait. This is remarkably latent, bursting through the walls of expression, claims Christian Noorbergen. ("Contemporary Lithuanian Art").