Today’s art world includes many painters who are content to focus on the surface level of their creations. While traditional floral paintings emphasize delicate blooms…

TedyZet (Tadas Zaicikas) is redefining contemporary art with his bold, expressive works that blur the boundaries between abstraction and reality. He is well known for his signature style, which he calls “Narrative Expressionism.” His latest collection, recently showcased at the LA Art Show, reinterprets nature through abstract imagery.

Tadas Zaicikas, a Lithuanian-born, Canada-based urban abstract street artist, is coming to the prestigious Salon d’Automne in Paris in October. For his debut at this prestigious venue, the highly sought-after artist will be showing a custom-made 30” x 40” multi-layer stencil piece titled “John Lennon _ between love colors.”

Urban abstract street art is an incredibly diverse art movement that is rapidly gaining traction and popularity as work being exhibited in the streets continues to develop in terms of size, style, and even sheer skill. However, it is impossible to talk about this movement and its impact on society and the art industry without making reference to the contribution of Tadas Zaicikas, also known as TedyZet.

The art market decreased by over 20% in 2020, down from approximately USD $64.0 billion in sales in 2019 to roughly USD $50.0 billion last year. Prestigious global artist sheds light on the industry’s investment potential

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Given the current environment in which many businesses are operating, industries around the world had to reshape conventional business models to survive the threat of the ongoing global pandemic. One industry, in particular, the gallery industry has found new hope as it moves from displaying art in galleries and fairs, to an online market. With re-occurring lockdown restrictions and limited social movement, art galleries, like many other businesses have now managed to use technology and the internet as a way to survive.

Hell hath no fury greater than the economic destruction that the COVID-19 pandemic has wrought. Surging job losses, skyrocketing bankruptcy cases, and a looming economic recession, the health crisis has ushered in a tidal wave of troubles around the world.