Agnė Juodvalkytė (b. Vilnius, 1987) is a visual artist currently living in Berlin and Vilnius. Her practise is focused on abstract painting and textiles mostly. Juodvalkytė received BA in Painting at the Vilnius Academy of Arts in 2010 and studied Visual Arts in Spain at the Universidad de Castilla La Mancha (UCLM, Facultad de Bellas Artes de Cuenca) in 2009. Agnė Juodvalkytė’ work carry the volume and light. Her atmospheric paintings come from the observation of nature, time and light, the windows of her everyday life and trips around the city. The abstract canvases, created in the artist’s studio in Berlin, depict intuitive, unhasty time. Juodvalkytė uses textiles as a framework to understand culture, history and technology. She works with different materials, such as clothes, textiles, natural pigments, graphite dust, fabrics made by her grandmother, plants, and incorporates various mediums. Often presented in an anthropomorphic way, her works breathe their past into the present, becoming multidimensional artefacts extending not only into space but also into time.

Her recent shows include Everything you are not supposed to do at Radvila Palace Museum of Art in Vilnius (2025), From Within at Mo museum in Vilnius (2025), Tools for the Future at Enter Art Space, Aarhus, Denmark (2023), solo exhibition Omen at Drifts, Vilnius (2023), solo exhibition Tools for the Future (ANSKA) at the Galerie Bernau in Germany (2022), solo exhibition ANSKA at Blake & Vargas gallery in Berlin (2021); Drifts at Drifts, Vilnius (2022); Audra at the Pamario gallery in Juodkrantė, Lithuania (2021), Cosmic Thread at the Enter Art Space in Aarhus, Denmark (2020), Terpė at AV17 gallery in Vilnius (2020) et etc. Juodvalkyte’s works have been acquired by the Lithuanian National Museum of Art, MO Museum, and other private collections in Lithuania and abroad.