Jonas Kulikauskas is a Lithuanian-American Fulbright grant recipient artist. When he visited the Haggin Museum in 2022 for another project he worked on, called "Yosemite People," he saw famed painter Albert Bierstadt's Yosemite Valley classic paintings — and thought there was something missing.
Kulikauskas said he collaborated with Ben Cunningham-Summerfield, a Yosemite park ranger and cultural demonstrator, to ensure the structures are accurate. The paintings were created on transparent acrylic panels
In a previous project, titled "Yosemite People", Kulikauskas said he visited Yosemite 19 times between 2014-2016, bringing his camera, and highlighting the people at Yosemite, such as the rangers, the volunteers and the tourists. It was during this project that he conceived the initial concept of the exhibit, he said.
"This is just my art," Kulikauskas said. "This is just completely from my heart."
The exhibit will be on display at the museum until November 29.
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