Černiauskas Kipras

Kipras Černiauskas (b. 1993, Lithuania) is a painter whose work explores how contemporary flows of information shape the way we see, think, and feel. Working at the intersection of narrative, media criticism, and figurative painting, the artist uses realistic imagery with expressive, rough brushwork to investigate themes such as mortality, slowness, and personal rupture. His practice often integrates text, sound, and walking—treating painting not only as a medium but as a way to construct experience and meaning.

In 2017 Kipras Černiauskas graduated from the Vilnius Academy of Arts with a BA in the Department of site-specific art, and in 2020 he graduated from the MA in the same department.

Kipras Černiauskas is living and working in Vilnius. His recent exhibitions and projects are:

Solo exhibition „UNALIVE“ , „Pamėnkalnio Gallery“, Vilnius (2024).

Artistic walk “Political Landscape” along abandoned Marcinkonys – Druskininkai railway (2023).

Exhibition „380 B.C.“ together with Martynas Pekarskas, VDA exhibition halls „Titanikas“,    Vilnius (2022).

Solo exhibition „Sanctity Translated“, gallery „8 akys ir ausys“, Vilnius (2021).

International Vilnius Painting Triennial „(UN)DETERMINED“, Museum of Applied Art and Design, Vilnius (2021).

Solo exhibition „THE DECAMERON“, culture space „Dūmų Fabrikas“, Vilnius (2020).

Exhibition „Painting the River“ together with Ieva Tulaitė, „Routers Art Lab“, Vilnius (2019).

Residency and project “In the Trails of the Boat Refugees”, BAC (Baltic Art Center), Visby, Sweden (2016).

THE DECAMERON VI, 140 x 220 cm, oil on canvas, 2020.

Information for quarter of an hour, oil and acrylics on canvas, 200 x 180 cm, 2024.

Sticky note, 200 x 180 cm, oil on canvas, 2024.