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Press & Interviews

Critical Essay: Laura Dzelzytė’s Red Light Installations Immerse Viewers In Total Colour
"Her whole practice is about taking something that looks solid, a bench, a drawing, a political system, a belief about how the world works, and pulling it apart to see what is actually inside. And then putting it back together in a way that is more honest. More alive. More hers."

Interview with the artist Laura Dzelzytė
"I wanted everything: to save the world and to conquer it. In the end, I worked as hard as I could so that I could pay for my studies in the UK. At weekends I would take the number 15 bus into central London for a price of 50 pence and go to the National Gallery in Trafalgar Square to see Manet’s The Execution of Emperor Maximilian. "
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