Targets

In Migle Kosinskaite’s work, Targets features two seated figures positioned side by side, their posture calm and symmetrical. Both wear tall striped socks and soft white skirts that flare gently around their knees. Their faces are partly obscured by wide, cloudlike wigs, adding a playful yet mysterious touch. Bold target symbols are placed on each figure’s chest, becoming the strongest visual elements in the piece. The red and black circles stand out sharply against the muted tones of the skin and background. Behind them, the textured surface adds depth and keeps the attention centered on their still, mirrored forms. At its heart, Targets explores the idea of attention and vulnerability - how certain parts of a person can be highlighted, marked, or put on display. The artwork mixes symmetry, bold symbols, and soft humor. And while it stands beautifully on its own, its visual clarity and subtle strangeness fit naturally within Migle Kosinskaite’s wider collection of imaginative and symbol-driven portraits.