Giedrė Mockeliūnaitė is a Lithuanian-born multimedia artist, visual artist, and storyteller. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and is a graduate of the Lee Strasberg Film and Theatre Institute in New York, where she trained as an actor. Giedrė first made her mark as a professional dancer and actress, performing lead roles in both theater and film. Her early career, which included international tours with the German band Scooter, deepened her understanding of movement, energy, and the emotional resonance of performance.

In 2018, she expanded her creative practice to include painting, finding in visual art a powerful medium through which to explore memory, imagination, and emotion. Her paintings are known for their bold, abstract compositions, intricate patterns, and vibrant color palettes—elements that reflect her multidisciplinary background. Influenced by her experiences in dance, acting, and music, her work captures the interplay of contrasts: energy and stillness, rawness and beauty, motion and meditation. Through this lens, she invites viewers into a dynamic and deeply personal visual narrative.

Giedrė has presented three solo exhibitions, each showcasing a distinct phase of her artistic evolution. Kind of Blue paid tribute to jazz icon Miles Davis, translating the improvisational spirit and emotional depth of jazz into abstract visual forms. Urban Garden transformed an industrial urban space into a serene, meditative oasis, highlighting the tension between the chaos of city life and the calm of nature. Her third exhibition, Thee/One, was inspired by an imagined world—her personal vision of heaven or a place of joy—drawing on Japanese cultural aesthetics to shape a dreamlike, introspective realm.

Beyond her solo work, Giedrė frequently collaborates with artists across disciplines, including cinema, theatre, photography, fashion, music, and performance art. These collaborations reflect her ongoing commitment to blurring the boundaries between art forms and discovering new languages of expression.

At the core of her work is a desire to unify visual art, movement, sound, and storytelling into a singular, immersive experience. Whether through canvas, performance, or interdisciplinary projects, Giedrė Mockeliūnaitė’s artistic practice is guided by the transformative power of creativity, constantly evolving as she seeks to push the limits of artistic expression.