Superficial

In Superficial - Andrius Miezis plays with perception and irony through a serene yet subtly disorienting image. A whale glides gracefully across a muted sky, its massive body floating above a sparse line of evergreen trees. The scene feels calm, yet impossible - a quiet dream suspended between air and water, weight and weightlessness. The creature’s gentle expression contrasts with the absurdity of its setting, transforming it from a mere animal into a metaphor for displacement and illusion. Miezis blurs the line between the natural and the surreal, suggesting that what appears “superficial” may conceal deeper layers of meaning beneath its smooth surface. In Superficial, the artist invites viewers to reconsider what they see - to question not only the image before them but the boundaries between truth and imagination. It’s a moment of still wonder, where the extraordinary drifts effortlessly through the ordinary.