I am Giedrė Mockeliūnaitė, a Lithuanian-born multimedia artist, visual artist, and storyteller. I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and graduated from the Lee Strasberg Film and Theatre Institute in New York as an actor. I first established myself as a professional dancer and actress, performing lead roles in theater and film. My early career, including international tours with the German band Scooter, sharpened my understanding of movement, energy, and the emotional resonance of performance.

In 2018, I expanded my creative practice to painting, discovering in visual art a profound way to explore memory, imagination, and emotion. My paintings are characterized by bold, abstract compositions, intricate patterns, and vibrant color palettes that reflect my multidisciplinary approach. Drawing from my experiences in dance, acting, and music, my work captures the interplay of contrasts—energy and stillness, rawness and beauty—while inviting viewers into a dynamic and deeply personal narrative.

I have held three solo exhibitions, each reflecting a different facet of my artistic exploration. Kind of Blue paid homage to jazz legend Miles Davis, translating the improvisational spirit and emotional depth of jazz into abstract forms. Urban Garden transformed an urban venue into a serene oasis, juxtaposing city life's chaos with nature's tranquility. My third exhibition, Thee/One, was inspired by an imaginary world—my own interpretation of heaven or a place of joy—shaped through elements of Japanese-inspired culture.

Alongside my exhibitions, I collaborate with other artists across different disciplines, including cinema, theatre, photography, fashion, music, and performance, constantly exploring new ways to merge artistic forms.

My aim is to connect all these elements—visual art, movement, sound, and storytelling—into a unified artistic expression. Whether on canvas, stage, or in collaborative projects, my work is driven by the transformative power of art, continuously evolving as I push the boundaries of creativity.