Author's miniature exhibition by Inga Urbelienė "(Un)Interesting in the Meadow"

A look into the world of small details from a lover and creator of small-format works...

I, Inga Urbelienė, invite you to my original miniature exhibition "(Un)Interesting in the Meadow" - a subtle, long-term exploration of the small things that surround us and that we often overlook. These works are not only art, but also a look at life from up close, slowly, consciously.

I have been working on this exhibition for almost four years. I used the papier-mâché technique to discover how detailed this fragile yet durable material can be. Here, the small format is not an accident – it is a conscious choice that invites you to pause, look, and feel.

"The Meadow is (not) Interesting" can be read in two ways - rationally or philosophically. It can be an ornament or decoration, or it can be therapy, inviting you to simply lie down in the meadow and see what its surface hides.

I am a photographer, miniature maker, and postcard lover. I like to inject humor or irony into my work, but this time I invite you to a more serious, sensitive encounter with small worlds.

Come along - maybe you'll make friends with someone from the meadow...