Flux captures the in-between state—where focus and distraction, stability and movement, coexist. It reflects the shifting currents of perception, where nothing is fixed and everything is becoming
Auguste Lu
Abstract Painter
Born in Lithuania - Painting in Japan
I manifest elegance through fluid acrylics
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Auguste is an emerging Lithuanian contemporary artist living in Japan. Her inspiration is drawn from her diverse background in music and visual effects, infusing her artwork with innovation while honoring tradition. Drawing upon her Baltic roots and Scandinavian aesthetics, Auguste employs unconventional mediums such as coal, sepia, and chalk, manipulating them in both fluid and textured states that spark inner dialogue.
Auguste's work shows the world that art is a result of a accumulation of rich experiences, making it a never-ending story influenced by each viewer that looks at her paintings.
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- 2025
- Zen Garden – Gallery CHARLOTTE.USAGI, Yokohama, Japan
- DUALITY: Our Divided Selves – G Keyakizaka, Roppongi, Tokyo, Japan
- DUALITY: Our Divided Selves – Gallery Eureka, Nagoya, Japan 2024
- Art Festival – Gallery GK, Ginza, Tokyo, Japan
- Pre-Expo Kyoto – International Community House, Kyoto, Japan (Representing Lithuania)
- 2024
- Ishikawa-cho Fall Festival – Public Painting, Gallery CHARLOTTE.USAGI, Yokohama, Japan
- Elegant Catharsis – Studio Šviesos ir Kūrybos Namai, Klaipėda, Lithuania
- 2020
- End-of-Year Graduation Exhibition – Eduardas Balsys Gymnasium of Arts, Klaipėda, Lithuania
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"Constructive Vision" explores the tension between self-critique and self-compassion, two forces that shape how we grow, break, and rebuild.
We often carry the weight of impossible standards, mistaking harshness for discipline. But what if compassion could be just as transformative as critique?
“Aperture” takes its name from the small opening of a camera lens that controls how much light enters. A narrow circle, yet it holds the vastness of everything we can see before capturing a photo.
That is the essence of this work:
how something limited can feel infinite.
How through such a small frame, the entire world is revealed and you realize that there is just so much you dont know yet.













