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Since a while an international artistic community is assisting the emergency of the young creatives who explore the universe of conventional objects to turn them into art-pieces. This new wave movement is manifesting itself using the digital platforms – social network first of all – where everybody can have an access and self-express.
In one of our recent blogs we talked with Dudi Ben Simon, a contemporary artist from Tel Aviv.
Dudi creates fun optical illusions by cleverly blending two unrelated objects into one visually recognisable piece and puts the photos of them on his Instagram account. Interview with Dudi
Today we are happy to present to you Jolita Vaitkute – an artist from Lithuania born in 1995. While at FOXYLAB NY we promote “wearable art”, Jolita’s works can be called “eatable art” as she uses food and other everyday objects to embody her ideas in installations, performances and illustrations.

As of her favourites topics she is fond of portraying subjects from pop cultures and politics.
Vaitrute`s approach to the creative process is the epitome of sustainability because most of her art objects is transient in nature: either gets eaten up or destroyed in the process.
Here is Jolita Vaitkute exclusively for FOXYLAB NY.