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We see the last exhibition by Benas Sarka that presents the beached things that are turned into "The Birds Pecking Your Eyes ". Benas Sarkas is the avant-garde, the artist; the man and the bird. When asked who he is, Benas' answer sounds like the quote from Shakespeare's play - "I am the mortal composition of clay and water." It is hard to catch any signs of daily routine in his life or to listen to a philosophical monologue. The creation is the only way of communication. Only the story about the way he creates can draw the portrait of Benas.Read moreLess
We see the last exhibition by Benas Sarka that presents the beached things that are turned into "The Birds Pecking Your Eyes ". Benas Sarkas is the avant-garde, the artist; the man and the bird. When asked who he is, Benas' answer sounds like the quote from Shakespeare's play - "I am the mortal composition of clay and water." It is hard to catch any signs of daily routine in his life or to listen to a philosophical monologue. The creation is the only way of communication. Only the story about the way he creates can draw the portrait of Benas.
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We see the last exhibition by Benas Sarka that presents the beached things that are turned into "The Birds Pecking Your Eyes ". Benas Sarkas is the avant-garde, the artist; the man and the bird. When asked who he is, Benas' answer sounds like the quote from Shakespeare's play - "I am the mortal composition of clay and water." It is hard to catch any signs of daily routine in his life or to listen to a philosophical monologue. The creation is the only way of communication. Only the story about the way he creates can draw the portrait of Benas.
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- Director
- Mykolas Vildžiūnas