Skai Wood is a Lithuanian artist whose work is a form of “homework”—a disciplined study in uncovering beauty within her immediate world. By painting fractured, tired, or decayed objects and emotions often dismissed as “ugly,” she performs an anatomy of the self and her surroundings. Skai Wood views these canvases as confessional self-portraits; they are a chronological record of her dissecting her own mind and feelings to isolate what truly matters, ultimately serving as a radical pursuit of beauty in her life.
Born in Lithuania and now splitting my time between Berlin and Klaipeda, I am an oil painter dedicated to figurative art. My work is a form of “homework”, a disciplined study in uncovering beauty within my immediate world.