"Radical Changes"

On April 17, 2026, in Vilnius, at the gallery-museum of interdisciplinary artist Tomas Lagūnavičius, the exhibition “Radical Changes” was opened.
The author of the exhibition is the artist Tomas Lagūnavičius.
The exhibition will run: from April 17, 2026 to May 10.
Working hours: Friday – 18:00–21:00, Saturday – 10:00–18:00
Admission: FREE
You are kindly invited to visit the gallery-museum at Visų Šventųjų St. 5-2, Vilnius.

About the exhibition:

"Radical Changes" is a contemporary art exhibition inviting the viewer to rethink the world we live in and our place within it. It is not just an exposition, but an experience that opens doors to a constantly changing reality, where old structures collapse and new ones are still forming.

The exhibition presents post-conceptual paintings. Each work reflects a different aspect of change: technological progress, social shifts, ecological crises, or internal human transformations. It is a dialogue between the past, the present, and an undefined future.

"Radical Changes" raises questions: does change always mean progress? How do we adapt to a rapidly changing environment? What do we lose and what do we discover in this transformation? Visitors are invited not only to observe but to reflect, engage, and become part of this process.

This exhibition is a space for different ideas, experiences, and perspectives to meet. It provokes, inspires, and sometimes even disturbs, but it is through these sensations that the true essence of change is revealed.

About the artist:

ARTIST NO. 1:

• Most paintings in museums and galleries around the world

• Most paintings created in the world

• Founder of the first generative art gallery-museum in the Baltic States

Tomas Lagūnavičius is a renowned multidisciplinary and mixed media artist living in Kaunas, Lithuania, whose work encompasses both visual and performing arts. In 2025, he was officially recognized as the world record holder for the number of paintings created (6,264 works) and the number of works inventoried in museums and public galleries (5,522 works). His creative journey began in 2013 when his first painting was accepted into the South Korean Art Museum. Since then, the artist has been constantly creating, participating in international exhibitions and biennials, and actively involved in the art world. Throughout his impressive career, he has held more than 40 solo exhibitions and over 50 performances, revealing his multifaceted talents and dynamic approach to art. Participation in international exhibitions and biennials, such as the prestigious 13th Florence Biennale in Italy (2021) and the Earth Art Exhibition "Balance" in Vilnius (2021), has earned him international recognition. His latest works were exhibited at the 15th annual art exhibition "Abstracts" (USA), where the artist won 5th place. He has won numerous competitions: his works won 1st and 5th place in the Spring Countdown Show competition in Toronto (Canada), 2nd place in the Fusion Art competition "Animal Kingdom" in Santa Fe (New Mexico), 3rd place in the virtual exhibition "Light of Love" in Beijing (China), and a platinum award at the exhibition "Abstracts" organized by the J Mane Gallery (New Jersey, USA). Tomas Lagūnavičius performed Dead Soldier's Dance at the Crude Saturdays festival in Brussels (Belgium) and the Contemporary Venice festival in Venice (Italy). The artist regularly exhibits his paintings in various galleries in different countries: Boomer Gallery (London, England), Artly Mix Gallery (São Paulo, Brazil), Artio Gallery (Toronto, Canada), Collect Art (CoA) Gallery (Tbilisi, Georgia), and others. Tomas Lagūnavičius is an active member of numerous art associations: the Association of Visual Artists (AVA), the International Network for Contemporary Performing Arts (IETM), the Association of Performing Arts Professionals (APAP), the International Association of Visual Artists (IAVA), the National Association of Visual Artists (NAVA), Society of Directors and Choreographers (SDC), Latin American Art Association (ALAA), Visual Arts Creators Association (VVA), and Visual Arts Network of South Africa (VANSA).