Osvaldas Jablonskis is a Lithuanian artist, watercolourist. He is regarded in the art world as a virtuoso of the Kaunas school of watercolour. His work is characterised by a distinctive "Jablonskian" world of colours, sensitive compositions, lyricism, and a pervasive realness and empathy. All of his works are characterised by the freedom of casting, intertwining multi-layered plans and the impressive depth of the image. The exhibition features landscapes in which Osvaldas Jablonskis' Lithuania - Aukštaitija, Žemaitija, Dzūkija, the Lithuanian seaside, birthplaces of famous people and favourite places, such as the "Cimbruvka" of the writer J. Tumas-Vaižgantas, Lithuanian castle hills, centuries-old trees, fragments of buildings and improvisations of creative imagination - are captured in a kaleidoscope of changes. The most accurate description of the exhibition as a whole is the landscapes of the spirit, which reflect the heart of the creator. The majority of the works in the exhibition are recent works by O. Jablonski's works. The works and collections of A. Žmuidzinavičius at the Museum/Velniai Museum (