Artūras Braziūnas (b. 1970) is a painter and artist, and a representative of Lithuania’s young professional artists. He develops the traditions of neo-modernist–neo-romantic colorist painting and expresses his creative ideas through the possibilities of color.

Artūras Braziūnas studied at M. K. Čiurlionis School of Arts, studied painting at Vilnius Academy of Arts. Member of Union of Lithuanian Artists. Artistic worldview of A. Braziūnas, formed in the years of our country transition, during the change of systems, is characterized by idealism, naivety and romanticism. Painter's works are attributed to the style of romantic surrealism. Paintings are realistic - nature, animals and objects depicted are transformed and interconnected by paradoxical connections and unexpected juxtapositions.

“The artist cultivates colorist painting, distinguished by a clear use of color and resonant, expressive color combinations. In his work, he often combines impulsive, fiery, spontaneous, and emotionally charged brushwork with a rationally considered drawing, perspective, and light-dark effects. In his colorism, the painter favors vivid, contrasting combinations of warm and cool pure colors or subtly nuanced tones. A rich textural and surface relief is created through impasto ‘thick-layered’ strokes, transparent watercolor-like glazes, and casual paint drips, enhancing the expressive treatment of color.” – Excerpt from the review by art historian D. Baltranas.