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The world obliges me to do something, so I create.
 Society wants me to belong, so I observe.
People force me to react, so I rebel.
They want me to stay still, so I paint.
Life requires me to live, but I am dying. . .

my art exhibition in Munich, Ecce Homo or why am I so clever?

29/6/2013

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"Why do I know more than other people? Why, in general, am I so clever? I have never pondered over questions that are not really questions. I have never wasted my strength. I have no experience, for instance, of actual religious difficulties..." (borrowed from Nietzsche)
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Last week I had an exhibition in Munich, so bellow You will be able to find some information about it.
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Mit berührenden Bildern und Fotographien von schmerzhafter Schönheit, führt die Künstlerin den Betrachter in die Welt des Tierversuchs ein. Kombiniert mit informativen Textpassagen, enthüllt Milda Bandzaitè die Wahrheit hinter der klinischen Kälte des Tierversuchs: ethische Grausamkeit und wissenschaftliche Absurdität.

© Ärzte gegen Tierversuche e.V.

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Wahnsinnig traurig und berührend - und andererseits bekommt man es gleich mit der Wut zu tun und ist schlichtweg schockiert.

© ClaudiGoesVegan
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Thanks to everyone who came to show their support and interest in my works. Even more thanks to those who shared their ideas, thoughts and many other things with me during that time. Special thanks to: Jonathan, Laima, Nicole, Michael and Jasmin.

Through my art I try to make people think about the absurdity of many things that were created by mankind. I would like people to think more about their actions by themselves and not to follow the mass blindly. If one chooses to do a wrong thing, it should be done by his/her own will and not just because the rest of humanity does the same wrong thing. I believe that art is one of the ways to make our world and the planet a better place.

Despite the fact that I always criticize mankind, I still kind of liked You, human beings.
I hope that people in Munich liked me a little bit as well and will be looking forward for the next time.

Eine sehr empfehlenswerte Ausstellung mit sehr berührender Kunst von Milda.

©TariTime
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Fragment from my work "Brain Fusion" (Project "Vivisection")
a Conceptual Artist from the Wonderland

©GraphicArtNews

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Experiments on animals are quite common and popular, but not many know about the common laboratory Homo Sapiens that is an ideal experimental animal for several reasons: abundance of literature published pertaining to them, ease of handling, high fertility rate and disease model for various disorders and diseases.
Someone pointed out, that it might be unethical to perform experiments on humans, but I disagree. We do not violate any rights of human beings, simply because they have none to violate at all. They are not morally self legislative and cannot possibly be members of any truly moral community  or possess rights. Although from time to time I raise those moral questions to myself as well.

There is no harm (only ethics) involved in behaviour studies, but how about studies for medicines, cancer and others? Humans have to be killed for various reasons during those experiments, including the collection of blood or tissues, disposal at the end of an experiment, especially where humans are experiencing pain which cannot be alleviated. It is believed by some scientists that humans are one of the relatively few species to have sufficient self-awareness to recognize themselves in a mirror. Although mirror test really cannot be a reliable source for measuring consciousness. 22 years I observed human race and learned a lot about them. I can tell that there is no big difference between human’s and sheep’s mental abilities.
It is easy to motivate humans during experiments; researches showed that the primary motivators and stimulators are food, easy entertainment toys (like TV) and sexual intercourse. You, human beings, are all the same. But I still find it interesting to observe and experiment on You.


So, thank You for reading and being interested in my art!
Copyright © Lex Kartanė

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12 Comments
Silke
29/6/2013 05:29:25 am

hey milda!!!
it was such a wonderful time for us to stop by, sorry we didnt make it for the opening, your works are so strong and powerful! and the way you used irony everywhere around is just brilliant!
hopefully soon there will be another exhibition, right?
lg
silke + frank

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AIWS
30/6/2013 01:44:31 pm

Thank You, it was very nice to see both of You again, I do not have any plans for an exhibition in the near future, but before I'm leaving we should do another urbex trip in middle Germany!
Cheers!
M.

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silke
30/6/2013 02:32:05 pm

definitely!!! :-)))) you are always invited and you know that. frankll give you a call tomorrow, so we can set up all, see you!
p.s. im much more happy that you have a blog again, not only facebook ;-)
s+f

Lina
29/6/2013 05:30:40 am

nuostabus darbai...gaila per toli vokietija, kada lietuvoje? ;-)

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AIWS
30/6/2013 01:45:28 pm

laba diena,
dėkoju už gražius žodžius, kol kas neturiu planų eksponuoti savo kūrinius Lietuvoje.

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maria
29/6/2013 07:22:05 am

i saw your works only because of this exhibition and i want to thank you for the wonderful art you brought to the world <3
Then i saw the other beautiful stuff you've made on your website and made in the last period and i just want to tell you that i'm so happy i had the possibility to speak with you and watch your works! you're a very talented girl! :-)
your works are so gallant and strong at the same time, especially lovved aquerells! ;-)
not sure if you remember me, i was brown hair girl wearing varied dress and chated for a minute with u and your handsome friend. i'd love to invite both of you for a coffee, just tell when you can.
maria

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AIWS
29/6/2013 02:17:57 pm

Please contact me at info@aiws.lt

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egle
29/6/2013 02:30:13 pm

beproto ačiū, kad pasidalinai!! nuostabios nuotraukos, nuostabūs darbai. ir idėja žinoma superinė, džiaugiuosi, kad tau taip puikiai sekasi, ir kad esi taip ivertinta. žinoma, labai labai magėtų tavo darbus ir gyvai pamatyti, ne tik internete...ar nebus kokiu parodu ir Lietuvoje?
na, kad ir kaip ten bebūtų, pasiilgom tavęs labai labai <3
šilti linkėjimai ir apkabinimai,
bučiuoju

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AIWS
30/6/2013 01:46:32 pm

Ačiū už gražius žodžius, tačiau artimiausiu metu neplanuotu eksponuoti savo darbų Lietuvoje.

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Arina
29/7/2013 04:31:23 am

so is that the guy you left pierre for? hmmmm

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AIWS
12/8/2013 01:00:04 pm

I did not left Pierre for someone.

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Mantas
30/7/2013 03:32:01 am

Nuostabiai atrodot!
gaila negalėjau pamatyti parodos...

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