I am an artist and illustrator based in Paris, France.

My artistic education is rooted in visual design: I received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Vilnius, Lithuania. Where I studied artistic design and developed a strong interest in colour, composition and visual storytelling. Before fully focusing on painting, I spent several years working in illustration and visual design, creating logos, illustrations and graphic materials.

Today, painting has become the main focus of my artistic practice.

I draw inspiration from travel, architecture, nature and the small moments that can turn an ordinary place into a lasting memory.

In my paintings, I aim to capture not so much an exact representation of a place, but its atmosphere — its light, colour, space and the feeling that remains after a journey. I am interested in finding a balance between a recognisable landscape and a more emotional, expressive interpretation.

I work with oil, acrylic and watercolour. Depending on the idea, I choose different materials and techniques, from delicate and atmospheric work with colour to expressive brushstrokes and textured surfaces.

For me, a painting is more than simply an image of a place. It is a way of preserving a feeling: the light of a particular evening, the colour of the sea, the quietness of a street or the memory of a journey.

I create works that I hope people will not only look at, but also feel — and I hope that each painting will find its place and become part of someone’s personal story.