From the perspective of the capital, cultural life in smaller towns may often seem modest; however, the reality captured by the brush and pen of Irena Fiedorowicz-Wasilewska completely defies this stereotype.
As a resident of Rudamina – this year’s Small Capital of Culture in Lithuania – the artist was recently a guest at the LRT studio. During the interview, she shared insights into her dual passion for painting and writing. It is a story of how art can preserve the history of our ‘small homelands’ and uncover the traces of past generations that continue to pulse within our identity today.
We invite you to watch and listen to the interview, where the artist reflects on her creative journey and her mission to safeguard local heritage, below:
