Coffee Break II

Coffee Break II unfolds like a dream staged in quiet ceremony. A dog-headed figure sits poised before an empty saucer, the pale pink cup balanced delicately between fingers. Dressed in geometric precision and crowned with a ruff reminiscent of Renaissance portraiture, the creature exudes calm intellect and timeless humor. Kosinskaite blends eras, temperaments, and species into a single act of composure, evoking the stillness of contemplation amid surreal absurdity. Her palette of muted browns, blacks, and pinks heightens the sense of still restraint. Every texture - the crisp fabric, the intricate ruff, the soft fur - is rendered with an intimacy that feels both tactile and emotional. The quiet gaze of the figure meets the viewerā€™s curiosity without revealing intention, holding the mystery of a private thought suspended in time. In Coffee Break II , Kosinskaite continues her exploration of civility, ritual, and wit. Alongside Coffee Break , the painting forms a dual reflection on humanity disguised in animal form - where refinement conceals instinct, and humor conceals depth. Together, the two works create a visual dialogue about pause and identity, turning a simple act of drinking coffee into a timeless theatre of thought.