As a designer shaped by life between Lithuania and England, my work is grounded in personal history and cultural identity. My Lithuanian heritage remains the core of my creative process, exploring architecture, memories and emotions through fashion. I use fashion to communicate these stories and emotions, drawing inspiration from nostalgia, family memories, and the architecture and history of my surroundings. My focus lies in the smallest details, such as the choice of specific fabrics, the choice of silhouette, or subtle technical elements. Each deliberate decision is used to communicate meaning and bring depth to my designs. These small elements become key to how I tell a story, whether through the structure of a garment or the texture of surface. My practice is defined by strong focus on concept, detail, and emotional connections creating work that not only reflects where I come from but also invites others into t h a t world.