Works

We created a TV film to present a book of memories called: “My Father Antas” by Jean-Christophe Moncys. The book explored the life of the talented Lithuanian, modernist sculptor, Antanas Moncys. A Paris-based artist, and one of the most outstanding personalities in the XX centuary of the Lithuanian art field. Our idea was to show authentic video material as reflections in a water, a subtle metaphor for memories and time. This visual solution also creates real emotion, reflecting the sensitive and clear memories a son has about his father.

The idea of this campaign is to make us believe, to accept the problem more personally and to take action – recycle. It’s optimism, the true belief that the future scenario can be good, that climate change catastrophes can be prevented, and that pollution can be tackled as much as possible. After all, it all depends of our small steps. It’s positivity we need the most, in such a negative context of climate change, planetary pollution. We need to talk about more conscious consumption in an optimistic, inspiring and bright ways. In our day, when there is so little faith in the bright scenario for the future of our planet, it is very important to say out loud and boldly: I do believe that everything can be changed for the better.

The second year of the COVID-19 pandemic. Part of the society is already vaccinated. The rest of it, mostly in the province, is not. Despite how grave the COVID-19 situation is at the hospitals. Intimidation doesn’t work anymore. Official communication is dry and ineffective. The biggest challenge is – a very specific audience. Who is not yet vaccinated, in the second year of the pandemic? When all types of vaccines are available to everyone? In fact, a less educated and risk-averse segment of society.
The province. Skeptical and distrustful… All kinds of rebels… …interested in everything, but vaccination. All of them have something in common: they are competitive and hate to be the ones, left behind. Nobody has to be the last. Especially in vaccination. Results: regional numbers of vaccination increase… and, hopefully, a happy end to the pandemic.

Our fashion photography experiment inspired by Bauhaus aesthetics, Christmas campaign for shopping mall G9. With „hande made“ and playfull aproache to fashion. To make you enjoy the best Christmass sales and help You to find THE dress for the New Years Eve!