Blurry image of a person near a window, reflecting.

I work with photography as a daily practice of sensing and moving through the world. My images emerge from close encounters with everyday environments: the people I meet, the trains I take, the urban paths I walk at night, the coastlines that pull me in. I photograph as a way of staying present with the textures of the ordinary, while attending to the emotional and atmospheric conditions that shape perception.

Born in Lithuania during decades of transformation, I’ve developed a way of seeing that is sensitive to change and connection. My background in medical anthropology informs how I approach embodiment and relational experience. I’m especially drawn to altered states like insomnia and irregular bodily rhythms, conditions that shape how we perceive time and participate in the world. These experiences have made me sensitive to patterns that fall outside normative cycles, deepening my interest in female and reproductive health. From this place, I’ve become increasingly drawn to the cyclical rhythms of other forms of life, like seaweed, rocks, and coastal landscapes and the slower, layered temporalities they hold. My work often moves between these inner and outer cycles, observing how we live in relation to elemental forces and ecological time. 

My process is intuitive and somatic. I don’t plan my images; I respond to movement, light, temperature, and energy as they arise. I'm drawn to moments where boundaries dissolve; between people and place, between stillness and motion, between human and more-than-human.

I also work with experimental materials like wax, video, and fragments of text. These elements extend the sensorial space of the image, without seeking to explain it. My work moves between documenting lived experience and sensing the metaphors that arise through it - fluid, quiet, and often unresolved.

EXHIBITIONS / SCREENINGS

2024
Solo Exhibition – Stories beneath the Skin, with Blue Metaphor at PRSC, Bristol, UK

2021
Group Exhibition – Duh Doma (Absent Home) at Srebrenica Memorial Centre, Bosnia and Herzegovina, watch film here

Photo Essays for Mahala Magazine – Issue 2: Over Gravel and Grass and Fildžans of Wisdom. Mahala Linktree (direct files available upon request)

2019
Duo Exhibition – Wszystko Jasne, with Claudia Just at Café Bar Tirrée, Berlin, DE

Film Screening – Boats and Forests at EthnoKino Film Festival, Bern, CH

Group Exhibition – with Get Together Collective, Arkaoda, Berlin, DE

Group Exhibition – The Art Playground, London, UK

WORKSHOPS

2023
Cyanotype Photography & Storytelling Workshops with ArtRefuge, part of Bristol Refugee Festival

FEATURES / PUBLICATIONS

2024
Trois Points Magazine – Photo feature: Before / After

Unpsychology Magazine – Photo essay Writing with Light, published in Issue 10: Edges (direct files available upon request)

Vehicular Glare – Return to the Night, pages 28–34 (fieldnotes from Lebanon, direct files available upon request)

2022
Punkura Magazine (Bosnia) – Photo Feature in Balkan Art Scene

2020
LT_Artista – Interview & Feature

2018
DIY Youth – Interview

Party People Press – Photo feature

EDUCATION

2020–2022
MSc Medical Anthropology, University of Edinburgh

2014–2018
BA Social Anthropology, University of Kent (with a year at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam)

Final project in Visual Anthropology: Boats and Forests, link to the project website.

Blurred black and white photo of a dancer in motion wearing a flowing white dress.
Silhouette of leafless trees in a foggy landscape.