Akiane on Facebook
Akiane’s official Facebook page is where her global community of art lovers gathers to connect and be inspired. With hundreds of thousands of fans worldwide, the page features her latest paintings, interviews, and behind-the-scenes moments from her creative journey.
On Facebook, Akiane shares not only her finished masterpieces but also personal reflections, early sketches, and glimpses into her spiritual insights. Fans frequently interact through comments and shares, creating a living conversation around her work and message of hope.
From one of my earliest childhood drawings "My Mother", created when I was four, to Stained Glass, painted years later at seventeen while living in Lithuania(my mother’s homeland)
I found myself seeing the world through my mother’s eyes: her strength, her memories, her sacrifices, and the hope she carried~
Together, these two works became a reflection of her story and my gratitude 🙏 ❤️
Happy Mother’s Day to all mothers whose love becomes the first window through which we learn to see the world!!💞🪟🤱
I found myself seeing the world through my mother’s eyes: her strength, her memories, her sacrifices, and the hope she carried~
Together, these two works became a reflection of her story and my gratitude 🙏 ❤️
Happy Mother’s Day to all mothers whose love becomes the first window through which we learn to see the world!!💞🪟🤱
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What Fans Are Saying
What Fans Are Saying
Lisa C.
Facebook Review
“I’ve known about Akiane since I was a teenager when she appeared on Oprah. I deeply respect and love her art subjects, her extraordinary talent, and how she connects with the unseen and spiritual side of life. When I purchased art through her family’s business, everything was handled beautifully — from packing and shipping to communication.”
Gary P.
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“Akiane is so incredibly talented!”
Janus C.
Facebook Review
“Amazing Artist... I have painted most of my life and taught painting classes for many years... can’t come close to her remarkable talent.”