Geometry is the language of the universe

• Born 1971 and raised in Šiauliai / Lithuania
• 1983-1986 Art school for children in Šiauliai
• 1986 – 1991 Studies Metal art and jewelry at college of applied arts in Telšiai / Lithuania, Since 1994 in Germany.
• 1995-1996 Studienkolleg (course design) / University of Applied Sciences Wismar.
• 1996-2001 Studies Communication-Design at the University of Applied Sciences Munich / Germany.
• Since 2001 works in Germany as freelancer:  artist, graphic design, illustrator.
• Since 2018 member Kunstverein im Haus der Kunst / München. (Art Association Munich)
• Since 2001 I work in Germany as freelancer:  artist and illustrator. Numerous illustrations, inter alia bookcover illustrations for book bestseller series „Hector“ such as „Hector and the search for happiness“ by Françoise Lelord (PIPER publishing house, Munich).
• Since 1996 to 2005 in addition to book cover illustration- orders active self-discovery in acrylic painting and drawing. Since 2006 experiments with various techniques: metal staple art (self-gold-plated staples with 24 carat gold), metal galvanization on copper plates, crystals breeding and other.
• Since 2015 first objects with LED-light. Right after, exhibition participations with light-art objects in Germany and abroad. Since then, further development of this technique continues.
• Since 2015 the artworks are predominantly abstract, concrete-constructive. Motifs become more and more reduced and structured, geometrical patterns outweigh the artistic spectrum. Lines and dots are chosen as a basic elements, integrated in the own technique of reflections and repetitions, resulting in an enigmatic imagery. Personal interests in crystals, sacred geometry, energy, frequency, atoms, molecules, light, matter, illusion, perception are reflected in my current works. Technique: Light- Artobjects with infinity-Mirror-effects. Material like Mirrors, glasses, Acrylics, LED-Lights and wood frames. They are best to use in the darkened rooms (because reflections on the two-mirror front plate. The light in the room does not be brighter then the light of the object).