It's all about the gardens—literal and emotional—that we tend to. Last year, I discovered Lietuvos Vizionieres by Elena, whose writing about emotions and mental health captivated me. After a serendipitous social media exchange, we met for coffee and formed a meaningful connection. Inspired by her work under the name "Elenas Garden of Emotions," I envisioned a photoshoot in her actual garden, bringing her writing to life. Last month, we made that happen, capturing the essence of both her spirit and her serene surroundings. I’m excited to share some of those beautiful moments.

Yesterday was an inspiring day as I joined friends, and supporters to celebrate an incredible milestone in my friend Reka’s life. After over a decade of hard work, passion, and perseverance, Reka has not only published her long-awaited book but also established her own publishing company, Yellow Stairs Publishing. It was an unforgettable moment, marking the culmination of her creative journey and the beginning of a new chapter.

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I have designed a six day trip across the Netherlands and it was featured in a travel guide for European travel - “Įdomiausios Kelionės po Europą” (“The Most Interesting Travels around Europe”).

Growing up in Lithuania, I was painfully aware of the Holocaust, the lost people, and the broken lives of those who survived and those who were touched by the suffering. Probably for that reason I have never really sought more stories connected to this horrific period and shameful years of the history of mankind. And that’s why this book was a bit of a surprise for me.. [read more]

This book recommendation arrived through social media and I was instantly hooked. It's a book that is elegant and is informative, inspiring and reminding so many things we take for granted.

Even though this book has been released many times over the years, it doesn't loose it's relevance.

I love reading and I love sharing thoughts on books, concepts and inspiring authors. One more book I would like to share is “Ignore Everybody” by Hugh MacLeod

I got this book recommended by a dear friend and was quickly drawn into authors insightful yet surprisingly radical texts (she has also published a book called "Don't Touch My Hair" back in 2020).

There are books that inspire you by being hopeful and there are books that inspire you by making you angry. This is the one closest to it.