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Medium: Acrylics, charcoal, chalk, and pigments on canvas
Size: 61 × 91 × 2.5 cm
Year: 2025
Signed, titled & ready to hang
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Constructive Vision explores the tension between self-critique and self-compassion, two forces that shape how we grow, break, and rebuild.
We often carry the weight of impossible standards, mistaking harshness for discipline. But what if compassion could be just as transformative as critique?
This painting reflects that internal reckoning - the friction between striving to improve and allowing ourselves to simply be. Through layered marks and tonal contrasts, it captures a mind in motion, learning to balance refinement with forgiveness.
True vision doesn't come from perfect clarity, but from seeing yourself as a whole - with honesty, empathy, and the willingness to evolve.
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behind the scenes
Production Method
Auguste incorporates generous amounts of water, blending inks and acrylics to guide the natural flow of the composition. As the water slowly evaporates, she anchors the work with layers of chalk and charcoal, grounding the painting in a balance of movement and permanence.
Working predominantly on the ground, her large-scale pieces are shaped by sweeping bodily gestures, transforming the act of painting into a physical performance — where creation itself becomes an event.
behind the artist
About Auguste
Auguste Lu (@augusteluart) is a Lithuanian contemporary artist based in Japan, known for her fluid, emotionally layered paintings that explore the dualities of human existence. With a background in classical music and visual effects, her work blends technical precision with expressive spontaneity, translating life’s contrasts into elegant, thought-provoking forms.
Influenced by her Baltic heritage and Scandinavian sensibility, Auguste works with unconventional materials such as acrylic ink, coal, and chalk. Her minimalist palettes paired with intricate shapes are a direct representation of the inner contrasts she encourages the viewer to embrace. Each piece reflects her nomadic journey of self-discovery and invites viewers into a visual dialogue between light and shadow, presence and possibility.