Skudutytė Julija
Julija Skudutytė (b. 1995) is an interdisciplinary Lithuanian artist, currently based between Vilnius and Düsseldorf. Her practice spans painting, installation, and interactive site-specific environments. Working through autofiction, she explores themes of identity, memory, and the relationships between people and materiality. Her work investigates how space shapes the viewer’s experience and how images and symbols are constructed, consumed, and understood within contemporary society.
“Julija,” 240 × 110 cm, watercolour, paper, imitation gold leaf, mirror, wood, 2024. Installation view from the exhibition INFJ, Atelier am Eck, Düsseldorf, Germany, 2024. Curated by Matthias Grotevent. Photograph by JMR documentations.
“Trousers,” approx. 200 × 40 cm, found trousers, tights, thread, press-on nails, nail polish, wire, bedsheet, beads, textile, balloons, starch, 2025. Installation view from the exhibition Amulets, Pamėnkalnis Gallery, Vilnius, Lithuania, 2026. Photograph by Justina Tula.
“Season of the Triangle,” 190 × 220 × 190 cm, watercolour, paper, imitation gold leaf, thread, wooden stretcher, 2025. Installation view from the exhibition Christmas Mega Extravaganza, WP8, Düsseldorf, Germany, 2025. Photograph by Julija Skudutytė.