Impossible is possible. Algis Griskevicius black-and-white photos
Algis Griskevicius black-and-white photos
Born in Vilnius, in 1954, Algis Griskevicius is a talented Lithuanian artist and photographer. He studied at Vilnius Art Academy. According to Algis, he worked as artist’s assistant in Vilnius Opera and Ballet House, scene painter in Vilnius Youth Theatre. Currently, he is working as a freelance artist (from 1990). In addition to painting, Algis is engaged in life photography, wood carving, working with copper and brass.
In particular, these creative black and white photographs depict scenes from everyday life in the countryside. Algis Griskevicius arranged 56 personal exhibitions and participated in 100 group exhibitions in Lithuania and abroad. His art works exhibited in Latvia, Laos, Tunisia, Holland, Germany, Great Britain, France, Ireland, Poland, Russia, Portugal, Sweden, and USA. Also, in Croatia, Austria, China, Belgium, Italy, Vietnam, Spain, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Bulgaria, United Arab Emirates, and Canada.
Unidentified Flying object. Photo by Algis Griskevicius
Algis Griskevicius black-and-white photos
Method of swimming. Black and white photography by Algis GriskeviciusSkipping rope. Algis Griskevicius black and white photosDoing circus gymnastics. Black and white photography by Algis GriskeviciusSawing. Black and white photography by Algis GriskeviciusSwinging on a tree. Black and white photography by Algis GriskeviciusSurreal Black and white photography by Algis GriskeviciusCreative Black and white photography by Algis GriskeviciusIcarus. Algis Griskevicius black and white photosMiniature pond. Black and white photography by Algis GriskeviciusEntertaining in the village. Black and white photography by Algis GriskeviciusAtlas. Black and white photography by Algis GriskeviciusNo gravity. Black and white photography by Algis GriskeviciusWinged cow. Algis Griskevicius black and white photosJumping. Black and white photography by Algis GriskeviciusIn a bathtub. Black and white photography by Algis GriskeviciusWater alarmsMermaid hunting seasonStill life
