What tribes participated in the ethnogenesis of the nation...?, 1994, canvas, oil, 81x101 cm

At the beginning of his creative path, the artist's works could be assessed as a kind of non-conformist painting, inspired by the paradoxes of the Soviet era. A. Vozbin was greatly influenced by expressionist painting. Even then, the essential features of the artist emerged - the pursuit of professionalism, distancing himself from literature, highlighting the essence of the art of plastic painting. Around 1994- A new stage of A. Vozbinas pictorial evolution begins in 1995, when the elements of abstraction and poetic surrealism became the most important. Since 2000, A. Vozbinas canvases full of fresh energy, based on the tension of fighting colors are replaced by ironic paintings. These paintings form a different - meditative, and often a grotesque relationship with the world.

According to art theoretician professor Antanas Andrijauskas, for the painter Aleksandras Vozbinas, not only the power of the stroke, the emotionality of color, the spontaneous play of energetic lines, the unexpected leakage of paint, but also the structural principles of painting are important to the painter: first of all, composition, harmonious or conflicting relations between spaces, lines, and colored spots. The canvases expressing the playful nature of the artist Aleksandras Vozbinas evoke dramatic experiences of the viewer with their suggestive magic of colors and lines.

The artist himself was particularly interested in geopolitics and history. These themes are often reflected in Aleksandras Vozbinas painting.

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