Hello! I'm an architect and a photographer based in Málaga, Spain, and often spend time in my home country, Lithuania. I specialize in photographing architecture, interior design, and creating artistic photographic series. I am drawn to geometrical shapes, vertical and horizontal lines, esthetics and tidiness. ​​

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I grew up in a little Lithuanian town, which may remind you of a movie scene from Chernobyl (albeit on a smaller scale), surrounded by green spaces, lakes, and vibrant cultural communities.  I was fortunate to have a support system that encouraged creativity, and my family included an artist. I enjoyed drawing, crafting, dancing and writing poems.

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Once I received a digital Point-and-shoot camera, I became fascinated with macro photography, capturing my surroundings. This ignited my passion for photography, and I realized it could be a lifelong pursuit. My interest in architecture also blossomed, as it provided an avenue to combine art with technical knowledge. I attended rehabilitation of my childhood home, where I was observing the construction of the roof, and participated in calculating the required materials. It fueled my determination, leading me to study architecture.

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After graduating from Vilnius Tech (formerly Vilnius Gediminas Technical University), I gained valuable experience as an architect's assistant in various European countries: Germany, Spain and Lithuania. Although the lifestyle of an architect didn't suit me, I found joy in visiting captivating spaces and collaborating with architects. During my last academic year while travelling during ERASMUS exchange program, I merged photography and architecture in my free time.