The LONAS showroom has opened an exhibition by E. Kurlianskaitė titled "Synthesis of Dreams and Colors

On June 7, during "Design Week," an exclusive painting exhibition by Eglė Kurlianskaitė, titled "Synthesis of Dreams and Colors," was opened at the LONAS showroom in "Ogmios City." This exhibition is not just an art display but also a unique attempt by the artist to showcase how art can transform the bedroom space and enrich our sleep.

The location of the exhibition was chosen intentionally – in the LONAS showrooms, creators of sleep music design small sleep symphonies: beds, mattresses, and bedding are displayed in imagined bedrooms, like cozy homes. This composition was complemented by the colorful paintings of E. Kurlianskaitė.

During the opening of the exhibition, visitors were invited on a journey through four different bedrooms. Each room was carefully thought out and harmonized – from the bed and bedding to the paintings, thus creating a unified and harmonious space.

"We are pleased to present this unique exhibition, where the synthesis of art, bedroom furniture, and textiles forms a cohesive composition. Our goal is to reveal how colors, textures, bed designs, and other distinctive details can create different images and emotions in the bedroom," said Domas Jakutis, CEO of UAB "Lonas."

The paintings of E. Kurlianskaitė hanging in the rooms became not only interior accents but also mood creators. In the first room, the painting "Mint Rockets" radiated a fresh and dynamic atmosphere, while in another, "The Dream of the Snake" created a dreamy tranquility.

"By bringing art into your bedroom, you create a space where calmness and waves of relaxation quietly unfold. Surrounding ourselves with works of art that radiate coziness and safety, it's as though we wrap ourselves in warm light, soothing our thoughts and allowing us to disconnect from everyday worries," said the artist.

During the event, E. Kurlianskaitė shared insights on the impact of art on sleep quality. She emphasized that art in the bedroom can not only provide aesthetic pleasure but also promote relaxation and better rest.

"Last year, I had the opportunity to paint a picture for sleep expert Ieva Eiva's bedroom. She studies sleep on a scientific level and understands the effect of colors on a person's well-being. Interestingly, Ieva chose a light painting with vivid blue and red accents. While red is not usually considered a calming color, Ieva explained that this color is associated with delicious fruits and berries, which evoke positive emotions and sensations. Additionally, red can provide energy and vitality, which is sometimes needed after waking up in the morning," shared the artist.

E. Kurlianskaitė added that various studies show that another form of art – music – plays an important role in the bedroom.

"The power of music lies in its ability to affect the autonomic nervous system – the part of our body that regulates breathing, heart rate, and blood pressure. A calm melody acts like a gentle iron, smoothing out the waves, calming the body, and preparing it for sleep," said E. Kurlianskaitė.

The final highlight of the exhibition opening was a walk through the impressive flower alley – paintings created by the artist, dominated by floral motifs.

The exhibition is located at the LONAS showroom in "Ogmios City" (P. Lukšio g. 17, Vilnius), and you can still visit it until July 15.