I am a 29-year-old lawyer from Vilnius, Lithuania. In 2020, I completed my Master's degree in Law at Vilnius University and commenced my career at SEB bank, specializing in contract law.​

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As a child, I dreamed of becoming an architect. This interest in shaping space according to my taste has not disappeared, and now it manifests itself in photographing architecture. I have found that the discipline and attention to detail that I developed through my legal studies have significantly influenced my approach to photography. The strictness and precision inherent in the practice of law subconsciously manifest in my photographic work - my photos are characterized by a strict logical composition, a thoughtful relationship between lines and colors, juxtaposition of various forms and structures that reveal the artistry hidden in the urban tapestry. The synthesis of these two seemingly disparate disciplines has enriched both aspects of my life, bridging analytical rigor and creative expression.

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​Photography, to me, embodies a visual philosophy where architecture, cityscapes, and people become a canvas to express my perception of the world. Through a blend of architectural and street photography, I explore the symbolic depth that transcends verbal expression: the existential tension manifested through the interplay of diverse forms, colors, and eras.