From Science to Art – such was the journey of Gabriele Sejonaite, known under the pseudonym Gabriusse. "Undergrown" marks her debut solo exhibition, presenting a collection of her paintings. Having dedicated a significant part of her life to the field of science, particularly clinical microbiology, her transition to painting was a radical shift. Although science and art are fundamentally different disciplines, they reflect two distinct yet equally essential facets of her personality—the analytical and the creative.

Today, the artist primarily focuses on abstract art, a realm where rational thought gives way to intuition, and the body's memory begins to narrate its own story. For Gabriusse, creativity is not merely an act of expression but a means of exploration—an uncharted territory where emotions, subconscious experiences, and intuitive gestures merge into visual language. Her artistic process is deeply immersive, allowing spontaneity to shape compositions that evoke personal and universal narratives alike. In this interplay of structure and freedom, she discovers new dimensions of perception, inviting viewers to engage with art on a more instinctual and emotional level.