I was writing since I remember myself. I always have at least two notebooks on my desk, here and there around the room. While studying at the Vilnius Academy of Arts, I started writing photography exhibition reviews for local art magazines. From that time on, I kept contributing various articles and essays, slowly shifting from photography to more technology-based art.

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In 2020 I decided to get a master’s degree and moved to Rotterdam. In my thesis, I focused on the ways that unstable media art can act as a different kind of knowledge production and reshape social realities. Since then, my scholarly and curatorial interests revolve around the intersection of art, science, and technology.

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After finishing my master’s and deciding to stay in Rotterdam to experience the city, I have been involved in various exciting projects, from editing an art magazine to curating exhibitions and publishing a book. Now my career takes yet another turn as a junior producer and copywriter at Factorr, where I can combine my interest in new media and innovative technologies with my passion for storytelling and knowledge production.