Let's look at some sculptures. MoMA Vilnius.

I personally enjoy these 3D bits of art often more so than a 2D painting. Are they more creative? more organic? Dunno, I am but a mere observer. So, come observe with me and form your own opinions.

"Seated Woman" A bronze and granite figure created in 1993 by a prominent Lithuanian artist, Stanislovas Kuzma. A very tactile looking piece

Andrius Erminas, a Lithuanian artist a few of his pieces, this one especially so, entitled "Face", the composition of these lists... rust!

"From inside" and "Gloves", which is very clever as the boxing gloves are human brains, nice aside to the dangers of sucjh a barbaric sport

A contemporary ceramic sculpture titled "Banga" which translates as Wave, by Lithuanian artist Eglė Einikytė-Narkevičienė.said to resemble a wave or flowing fabric.

I thought it was a slug

Hanging freely a skeleton casting its shadow said to "evoke a sense of fragility and metamorphosis".

"Congratulations. Knowing the Difference Between Intelligence and Strength, and Which Gives You the Most Pleasure".

A couple from a series entitled Trees and people by Edvardas Racevičius

A hand extends from the clouds, religious symbolism by the sculptor, Ona Grigaitė.
Ooooo must be the omnipotent being

A hand holds another hand by the wrist, another one by Ona, this one is said to symbolise another OT fairy story, this one is "god's" hand holding the wrist of abraham who was ready to murder his son to prove his faith.
So much for peaceful, loving, caring, fucking religion.

Entitled "perfect forms" it is a collection of boobies

"Perfect Forms"? That is taking poetic licence as far into the void as is possible

"Jacket" from 2013, made out of Lithuanian documents, primarily university certificates and documents. It carries this age piece of advice " not designed for typical daily wear". I think it is quite stylish, probably wont see it in Primarni anytime soon though.