Gedvilė Tamošiūnaitė (LT/DE, b. 1990) is a Lithuanian artist and photographer based in Berlin. She holds a BA in Photography and Media Arts from Vilnius Academy of Arts (2015) and an MA in Photography from ECAL / École cantonale d’art de Lausanne (2020). In 2024, she was selected as a FUTURES Talent. In 2026, her solo exhibition Screen Works was presented at Meno Niša Gallery, Vilnius. Her practice spans photography, video, and art direction, with work exhibited internationally.
Tamošiūnaitė’s artistic focus lies in translating contemporary human emotions and feelings into visual digital culture and non-verbal codes. She views digital emotional experience as a bloodless, painless, yet vulnerable collective condition. Through her work, she seeks to detect cracks where this abstract emotional landscape meets reality and becomes tangible. Questioning the status of the image, she delves into its reproducibility, seductiveness, and immateriality — by turning ephemeral digital screen images into slow, tactile, reflective surfaces that resist immediate consumption.
“Screen Works departs from midnight online observations — hours spent inhabiting the continuous time of surveillance streams, dwelling in duration that the infrastructure treats as disposable. I translate screenshots, the remnants of attention, through silkscreen onto glass and paper. The process is slow and manual, the opposite of the fleeting image it originates from.”
