Green Deal

In Green Deal , Migle Kosinskaite transforms the language of politics and sustainability into a surreal garden allegory - a quiet conversation sculpted in leaves. Within a lush wall of green, three topiary figures face one another: a towering sphere, a mushroom-like pedestal, and a kangaroo poised in profile. Each is meticulously shaped, their living forms trimmed into perfection - nature disciplined into geometry. Yet beneath the serenity of form lies subtle irony: a negotiation between control and growth, between human order and the wild intelligence of the natural world. Kosinskaiteā€™s mastery of tone and texture immerses the viewer in an atmosphere of chlorophyll light - every leaf rendered with precision, every shadow carrying the hush of late afternoon. The symmetry and stillness evoke a dialogue without words, where nature and artifice coexist in fragile harmony. The title, Green Deal , alludes to humanityā€™s contemporary contracts with the environment - pacts often more sculpted than sincere, beautiful in form yet uncertain in meaning. This work stands as both celebration and critique - a meditation on stewardship and illusion. Kosinskaiteā€™s garden is neither utopia nor warning, but a mirror of our eraā€™s ambition to control what should be nurtured. Green Deal is lush, ironic, and deeply reflective - a masterpiece of balance between elegance, wit, and ecological awareness.