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Program
6000 m2
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Location
Vilnius, Lithuania
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Team
Nerijus Keblys, Linas Ramanauskas, Mantas Rimkus, Antanas Laukaitis
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Architect
Plazma (interior design), RSHP (Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners)
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Awards
ADC*LT Silver (2026)
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Photos
Norbert Tukaj
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Year
2026
Each object is unique and painted individually according to the amount of information, composition, and spatial requirements of each application.
White matte MDF object surfaces are lightly sanded to roughen them before painting. Skilled and artistic airbrush handwork makes each object unique. In reality, 5-8 colours were used for all 2-3 colour gradient paintings to achieve more depth and better shade transitions.
A colour palette for signage was set off with the client before the airbrush painting process began.
To create contrast between the painted and white matte parts of the object, a high-gloss epoxy layer is added. This technique requires great skill and patience from the painter.
Matte MDF object / airbrushing (painting technique) / glossy resin layer / information layer
This principle was used to communicate with the painter throughout the process. A clear distinction was made between the empty space and the painting area for each signage object.
Overall, more than 70 unique objects were created, each of which can be treated as an authentic work of art. They are now installed and function both as a signage system and as art objects in the client's office.
To add spatial identity to the bank’s businesslike interior, we developed a visual language for acoustic paintings that work as both art and graphics across customer areas, meeting rooms and shared spaces.
