About Me
Indrė Gražulevičiūtė-Vileniškė, also known as Indrė Wooden Fox or Medinė Lapė (b. 1981) is a researcher and artist working in a broad field that encompasses landscape and architectural studies as well as fine arts. Indrė studied artistic expression at the current Kaunas Antanas Martinaitis School of Art, in the studio of artist A. Šatas, in the painting studio of R. Levulienė, and at Kaunas University of Technology (KTU), where she graduated in architecture. Since 2018, she has been actively involved in artistic activities and has participated as a creator in more than 40 exhibitions and other art events. Indrė's scientific activity started in the doctoral studies of Environmental Engineering and Landscape Management at KTU and has continued until now after receiving her Doctorate of Technology in 2009. Currently, Indre conducts her research together with her colleagues in the research group Cultural and Spatial Environment of the Faculty of Construction and Architecture of KTU and publishes her research results in the field of History and Theory of Arts. She has published over 100 scientific articles throughout her career. On this website you will find structured and conveniently presented information about Indrė's scientific and artistic activities. If you see opportunities for scientific or artistic collaboration, feel free to get in touch.
Paintings and mixed media art
Indrė’s works are a compelling fusion of hand-drawn artistry and AI technology, resulting in visually captivating pieces that explore the intersection of human creativity and artificial intelligence. Her portfolio, showcased on this website, reveals a diverse range of subjects, from whimsical owls and ethereal landscapes to intricate portraits and abstract compositions. Indrė’s art often delves into themes of nature and fantasy, presenting a unique blend of realism and imagination. Her use of birds, particularly owls, as recurring motifs, symbolizes wisdom and mystery, while other elements like foxes and elven figures add a touch of myth and folklore. This thematic diversity enriches her work, inviting viewers into a world where the natural and the fantastical coexist harmoniously. The artist employs a mixed-media approach, combining traditional sketching and painting techniques with digital enhancements through AI. This synergy creates a dynamic visual experience, where the precision of digital tools complements the organic texture of hand-drawn elements. The meticulous detail in her sketches, coupled with the vibrant, AI-generated color palettes, showcases her skill in balancing technology with traditional artistry. Indrė’s exhibitions, such as those held at the Children’s Literature Museum, at he Library of Kaunas University of Technology, in different cultural centers highlight her ability to engage diverse audiences. Her work not only appeals to art enthusiasts but also sparks curiosity about the potential of AI in creative fields. By bridging the gap between traditional and modern techniques, Indrė’s art encourages a dialogue about the evolving nature of artistic expression. Indrė’s hand-drawn and AI collaboration artworks are a testament to the innovative possibilities at the intersection of art and technology. Her ability to seamlessly blend these mediums results in pieces that are both visually stunning and thought-provoking.
