Rimas Bružas is a journalist, director, and motorcyclist whose artwork embodies his experiences and emotions rather than merely depicting objects or colors. The emotional depth of his pieces is the most striking feature of his work. It is difficult to tell from his art alone whether or not Bružas is a professional, but he emphasizes that he has not received formal training in this field and has honed his perception and technique through years of professional experience. "It's about visuals, so I don't think it's something to place too much importance on," he says. "I believe that many people who work in the visual arts in one way or another possess the same skills. It's all the same genre." Bružas shares that experience and practice are essential for honing artistic skills. "You see that things can be done one way, or another way, and then you try something simpler or take on a challenge. By following this trial and error principle, you push and row your way forward," he says. Check out his works and evaluate his artistry for yourself!