Agnė Danieliūtė is a media artist from Vilnius, working with digital environments, computer simulation or occasionaly material forms. She explores the relationships between human and non-human worlds, questioning anthropocentric ways of seeing.

Her practice is informed by posthuman thought, anthropology, and ecological observation. Through moving image, simulation, and speculative narratives, she examines perception, consciousness, and the ways of understanding other forms of life.

The question of "what it is like to be another being" remains central to her ongoing MA research, inspired by Thomas Nagel's essay What Is It Like to Be a Bat?  Searching for spaces of imagination/speculation/observation.

Currently pursuing an MA in Photography and Media Arts at the Vilnius Academy of Arts. She holds a BA in Cultural History and Anthropology from Vilnius University, and a background in applied ceramics.

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Agnė Danieliūtė (b. 1990)

Lives and works in Vilnius, Lithuania

EDUCATION

2025–present
MA Photography and Media Arts, Vilnius Academy of Arts (LT)

2009–2013
BA Cultural History and Anthropology, Vilnius University (LT)

2015
Professional qualification in Applied Ceramics, Vilnius Vocational Training Centre of Technologies (LT)

PROGRAMMES / PRACTICE-BASED COURSES

2026 (April)
Water Walks, Blended Intensive Programme, Royal Academy of Art, The Hague (NL)

2025 (October)
Practice, Nida Art Colony (LT)

2022
Creative Simulation Technologies (12-week professional programme)
The Animation Workshop, VIA University College (DK)

2018 (January–June)
Digital Design course, Baltic Institute of Technology (BIT), Vilnius (LT)

SELECTED PROJECTS

2023
10sek - digital art project displayed across 73 digital screens in Vilnius (JCDecaux).

2022
Arctic Landscapes Simulation
Digital environment project developed during studies at The Animation Workshop.

PRACTICE / INITIATIVES

2020–2022
Earth Element Lab / ceramics studio
Founder, practitioner, and workshop facilitator. Ceramic-based practice combining material research, process-led making, and educational workshops.

CONTACT

agda.contact@gmail.com