We often feel like we are just puppets in someone’s hands and someone is playing with us. But anyway, that is our living life. It is much sadder when no one wants to play with us and leaves us alone and abandoned.

The Vikings were explorers and colonizers of the North Atlantic during the 9th-11th century. It has been proven that they were the first Europeans to set foot in America!

One of the best feelings in the world is being relaxed, warm and comfortable. Cozy.

This sculpture is dedicated to finding yourself, being yourself, loving yourself, and unapologetically celebrating the unique, perfect, and proud beauty that you are in this world!

I imagined Poseidon in a modern version. Poseidon, who has lived in the waters of Virginia since ancient times. Wouldn’t he use his smartphone to do SMS, listen to music, and drink coffee? But what about the overflowing marine waste? He is likely to be angry at some point.

This sculpture is inspired by the poem “Footprints in the Sand”. “You promised me Lord, that if I followed you, You would walk with me always. But I noticed that during the most trying periods of my life there was only one set of footprints in the sand. Why when I needed you most, have you not been there for me.” The Lord answered. “ The years when you have seen only one set of footprints, my child, is when I carried you.”

There is a legend of the Baltic Sea…Jurate {Sea Goddess} fell in love with a young fisherman Kastytis. She quite forgot that immortal gods were not allowed to enjoy human happiness. The Lord of Gods {Perkunas} found it out and punished lovers, struck Kastytis with a thunderbolt, destroyed the amber castle, and chained Jurate with gold chains to the ruins of the underwater palace. Till now we can find amber in the sea.

The phases of the moon are a monthly thing, that we take for granted, their happening. From waxing to waning, and full in between, sometimes he’s missing and can’t be seen. The next time you don’t see his luminous glory, he’s probably listening to his bedtime story.

Everyone wears metaphorical masks during their lives. We all have different faces we show to the world around us and the relationships within. Yes, we all wear masks, but it’s the one we choose that makes the difference.