In this episode of The Curator, join Palmer Winslow as he unveils the mesmerizing work of Lithuanian-born, UK-based artist Victoria Strelciunaite. Known as a "master of happy accidents," Victoria's approach to art involves transforming mistakes into masterpieces, infusing her work with a spontaneous and authentic energy that captivates viewers. Her piece, Picasso Meets Raphael: Sacramental Disputation, combines the fragmented abstraction of Picasso with the divine symmetry of Raphael, creating an intriguing blend of Renaissance and modernist forms. Through her unique style of abstract cubism, Victoria breaks down familiar shapes and objects into geometric forms, producing a kaleidoscopic effect that feels both timeless and avant-garde. As Palmer delves into the intricate layers of this piece, he explores how its golden and cool hues, intersecting shapes, and hidden figures evoke themes of spiritual discourse and intellectual pursuit. The painting serves as an invitation to reflect on the eternal dialogue between faith, reason, and the evolution of human expression. Tune in to The Curator as we explore the connections between history and abstraction, and discover how Victoria’s 'happy accidents' reveal the beauty of imperfection in art. This episode is a journey through layered symbolism, vibrant colors, and the fusion of classical and modern, all captured in a stunning visual narrative that will leave you inspired.