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Event: Ricardas Blazukas 'Geometry of Colour' Exhibition at Almakan

I have recently paid a visit to Ricardas Blazukas 'Geometry of Colour' exhibition at Almakan in Kuwait City. Blazukas is a published artist amongst UK design magazines. His latest work is displayed and sold on Saatchi Art online platform, where he received attention from Saatchi Art curators and was consecutively selected as part of their featured collections. He has been in Kuwait for only 9 months and has managed to line up his first ever solo exhibition. 

According to Saatchi Art online platformRicardas Blazukas is an independent artist and professional architect, who was born and raised in post-soviet Lithuania, currently based between Kuwait and London. Ricardas’ work is highly influenced by architectural - geometrical and sculptural qualities combined with urban influences / graffiti, typography and colour.

My favorite of his work has to be the Pyramid sculptures, as shown in the featured photos. There is something captivating in the design that make you want to look at its core and break it down into a million pieces visually of course. 

His exhibition is till going on at Almakan located in Kuwait City, opposite to Fabrics Market.


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