Arcos at Elska Coffee: First Exhibition in Vilnius
The exhibition brings the light and black canvases into one space, making differences in scale, surface and repetition easier to see.
Notes on the works, how they are made, the tools and materials used, and practical questions around looking at and collecting original art.

The exhibition brings the light and black canvases into one space, making differences in scale, surface and repetition easier to see.

A simple guide to looking at original art online - what full artwork images, detail views and room views can tell you, and what a screen cannot.

A plain explanation of what makes each Arcos work one-of-one and what a collector receives.

How Lineage moves from a line made with code to acrylic paint, brush movement, colour mixing, drying, and final selection.
A straightforward explanation of the plotter's role in Arcos works and where the artist's decisions remain.

How Curves of Her uses a plotter and technical pen to build one-of-one A3 ink drawings through repetition, spacing, and overlap.
A practical overview of one Arcos workflow from code and SVG to plotter movement, ink, acrylic paint, paper, and canvas.