All disciplines of art (music, literature, fine arts, acting and others) are united by the search of a unique approach, experimentation, and creative freedom. Jewellery, being a separate branch of art, should function the same. In my opinion, it encompasses not only traditional jewellery, but also body charms, games, ritual jewellery and anything else stimulating the imagination. Just like our taste buds are awaken not with a dry bread alone, but with condiments spread on it, so too does the soul awaken by the creative diversity. For this reason, I seek it by raising question - does jewellery have to have limits at all?
Education, experience and achievements:
BA in Metal Art and Jewellery at Vilnius Academy of Arts;
"Erasmus" exchange programme studies in Artistic Jewellery at Escolla Massana, Barcelona, Spain;
2nd place at International Jewellery Competition Amber Trip 2015 themed "Dialogue of Opposites";
Interview in "Baltic Jewellery News" 2016 magazine;
12 years of practical jewellery designing, making an repairing in both, United Kingdom and Lithuania.
Public Vote award at International Jewellery Competition Amber Trip 2026 themed "Mind the Gap!".
"Ready-Make!" jewellery workshop at Vilniaus Dailės Akademija articles:
https://telsiai.lt/naujienos/kurybines-dirbtuves-nuo-ready-made-iki-ekspozicijos?lang=lt
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