Congratulations!
We are delighted to inform you that your project has been honored at the Elegant International Festival's Season 10 quarterly competition (Sep 2024 – Feb 2025). Your work stood out among submissions from 19+ countries, totaling 53 hours, 55 minutes of runtime, along with 40+ scripts—an incredible achievement!
Official Selections: 95.3%
When I arrived in the UK, my passion for culture and heritage led me to establish a Lithuanian community. Engaging with the older generation of emigrants, I was inspired to document their lives, which resulted in my first book in 2012. This book was later improved in 2017, and its stories became the foundation for the short documentary film "Nine Seas Away."
The more I connected with artists and writers, the deeper my passion grew. I began organizing literary gatherings, poetry readings, and later published an almanac of poetry and art. Each encounter with a talented individual—whether an emerging artist or an established creator—fueled my desire to give them a platform, a voice, and a community.
In 2020, this vision became reality with the launch of Albion Art Club. What began as a small initiative has flourished into an international platform for creativity, supporting both emerging and established artists. I am particularly inspired by those who begin their artistic journey later in life, proving that it is never too late to create. At the same time, I am in awe of the young generation, whose fresh ideas and bold expressions bring new energy to the world of art.
Now, as Albion Art Club turns 5, I look back with immense joy and gratitude. We have achieved so much—books, exhibitions, poetry collections, and films—and yet, I know this is just the beginning. More artists are joining our journey, and our mission continues: to celebrate creativity, connect cultures, and showcase talent to the world.
Here’s to the next chapter of Albion Art Club—with passion, inspiration, and an ever-growing artistic family!
One of the things I love most about France is its restaurants and cafés. They are not just places to eat but vibrant social hubs where people gather to enjoy good company and delicious food. As always, I indulged in some classic French delicacies—oysters, frog legs, crêpes, and, of course, buttery croissants.
A highlight of my visit was the Porcelain Museum, which left a lasting impression. Housed in a modern yet elegant building, the museum showcases a fascinating collection of porcelain pieces, each telling a unique story of craftsmanship and history.
I also explored the art gallery, where I was deeply moved by the paintings. The artworks conveyed emotions, history, and beauty in a way that truly resonated with me.
Limoges is a city full of charm, art, and history—definitely a place worth visiting!
Visiting the Porcelain Museum in Limoges was an extraordinary experience—one that transported me into a world of timeless elegance and refined craftsmanship. Known globally as the heart of fine porcelain, Limoges holds a rich artistic tradition, and this museum beautifully encapsulates its legacy.
From the moment I stepped inside, I was captivated by the exquisite style of the exhibition spaces. The museum’s layout seamlessly combined historical grandeur with contemporary presentation, allowing visitors to appreciate the intricate details of the porcelain works in an atmosphere of absolute sophistication.
The quality of the collection was truly breathtaking. Every piece displayed a level of precision and artistry that spoke of centuries-old traditions, masterful techniques, and a deep appreciation for beauty. From delicate tea sets and ornate vases to finely painted plates and sculptural masterpieces, each creation reflected an unparalleled dedication to craftsmanship.
Beyond the artistry, the atmosphere of the museum was immersive and inspiring. The lighting, soft yet focused, highlighted the porcelain’s luminous beauty, while the thoughtfully curated displays made it easy to follow the evolution of styles and techniques. There was an undeniable sense of excellence in how the museum preserved and presented this art form, allowing visitors to feel connected to the legacy of Limoges porcelain.
A highlight of my visit was observing the museum staff, who were not only knowledgeable but also passionate about their work. Their insights into the history, craftsmanship, and artistic innovations behind each piece added an extra layer of appreciation to my experience.
In every aspect, the Porcelain Museum in Limoges exceeded my expectations. It was more than just a museum visit—it was a journey through history, art, and culture, wrapped in the finest porcelain. For anyone with a love for exquisite craftsmanship and artistic heritage, this place is a must-visit destination that leaves a lasting impression.
Kelionės dienoraštis. Baris, Italija Šiandien mūsų laivas prisišvartavo Italijos pietuose, Bario uoste. Po sočių pusryčių nekantriai išė...
