Gvidas Raudonius (born May 12, 1952) is a well-known Lithuanian ceramic artist. In 1977, he graduated from the former Lithuanian Institute of Fine Arts (now the Vilnius Academy of Arts), where he studied under Prof. J. Adomonis. From 1994 to 1998, he served as chairman of the Lithuanian Artists’ Union. He is a member and former head of the Vilnius Ceramics Section of the Lithuanian Artists’ Union, as well as an organizer and curator of the Vilnius Ceramic Art Biennials. The artist’s work is characterized by restrained, monumental forms, in which expressive, vivid textures play a particularly important role. Since 1978, he has actively participated in exhibitions and international symposia both in Lithuania and abroad (Austria, Finland, Italy, and elsewhere). He has organized numerous joint exhibitions with his wife, the artist Džiuljeta Raudonienė. He has created monumental ceramic works for public and private interiors.