Christmas Carol

In Christmas Carol - Andrius Miezis constructs a surreal hymn to winter’s quiet strangeness. The central figure - part reindeer, part mirror, part cosmic portal - stands solemnly among snow-softened hills. Its antlers branch like thoughts reaching outward, while within its oval body, pale trees and a small crescent moon shimmer against an infinite gray sky. The creature’s gaping mouth, lined with ivory-like teeth, becomes both a song and an echo - as if it’s caroling the silence of the season itself. Miezis blends innocence and eeriness - the whimsy of childhood wonder colliding with the vast stillness of the universe. This is not a festive scene but a meditative one - a dream where nature hums softly through an otherworldly being that sings not in words, but in light, breath, and snow.