Inga Drąsutė


Bones2026photopolymer
Field Anatomy. Posters2026artist book
Piemenų popierius2026poster design
Virgilijus Šonta: 
The answer, my friend, is blowin’ in the wind
2026exhibition, communication and book design

Field Anatomy. Atlas of Landscape Skeletons2026artist book, bookbinding
Walter Benjamin. Nušvitimai2026book cover design
Grafikos paviljonas. I-oji paroda2026art project, group exhibition
Liudas Truikys. Art is a Sacrifice to the Cosmic Balance2026exhibition, communication and book design
Let’s print in Lithuania!2026shemes, book design
Calendar2026illustration, design, production
Piemenų užrašai VII2025publication design

Šešėly ir šviesoj. Martynas Zaleskis ir Kauno vaizdas2025schemes, book design
Bio-De-Code2025book design, typeface, production
We choose to act2025book design, production

Eglė Davidavičė, Užkalbėjimas2025publication design
Vessel as a Journal2025issue design
Stick letters2025typeface, art project

Tear-Away Book 
Climb To
2025book, art project with Julija Račiūnaitė

Nuo gintarų iki žvaigždžių: M. K. Čiurlionis, amžininkai ir bendraminčiai2025exhibition, comunication and catalog design made together with Julija Račiūnaitė and Jonas Vaikšnoras
A-Spot, Mindaugas Kavaliauskas2025book design
Raseinių kraštas2025book design
Povilas Šklėrius, Pažadėk mane gražiai palaidot2024book design
Studio Tyle2023poster
Gegutė / Experimentum diurnalis2023publication design, illustration
Half Houses2019photo serie, book project
Homo Vikšraitis2017book design




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    Julija Račiūnaitė, Inga Navickaitė-Drąsutė
    Tear-Away Book 
    Climb To





    Photos from event by Vilma Dobilaitė

    The cycle of textual and photographic stories Climb To, created between 2016–2023, was developed during creative workshops organized by Kaunas Photography Gallery and dedicated to producing the annual art publication, the magazine Į (“Into”). Each year, the magazine focused on a different theme related to Kaunas, and the Climb To cycle responded to these themes in its own way.

    Climb To is a collection of diverse urban stories, gathered from archives (with particular attention to periodicals) and through small-scale expeditions that involved physically intruding, climbing, entering, and documenting both found objects and one of the cycle’s authors, who appears in the frame as a unit of measurement. The accompanying texts reflect on the expedition experiences, intertwined with newspaper excerpts from different eras—forgotten news, curiosities, and topical issues.

    This edition presents six photographs from each part of the cycle, bound into a tear-away book. Each part corresponds to the height of one step (21 cm) of the famous Kaukas Stairs in Kaunas. This edition presents six photographs from each part of the cycle, bound into a tear-away book. Each part corresponds to the height of one step (21 cm) of the famous Kaukas Stairs in Kaunas. The complete book, measuring 126 cm in height, equals the combined height of six steps. The original Kaukas Stairs stand only a few hundred meters from George Maciunas’ birthplace (Donelaičio g. 1) and the Fluxus Room in the Kaunas Picture Gallery (Donelaičio g. 16).

    Though not intended as a reflection on George Maciunas’ work, the expeditions often crossed his places of origin, and the cycle itself bears traces of his influence. In homage to the democratic principles of Fluxus, visitors are encouraged to tear off a sheet from the top of the book and, piece by piece, step by step, carry the work out of the gallery—into the streets, kitchens, pockets, or even trash bins.



    Valencia Photo’25
    Expanding Limits with George Maciunas, Centre del Carme Cultura Contemporanea (CCCC)
    09 24 - 11 30 2025



    Julija Račiūnaitė, Inga Navickaitė-Drąsutė
    Risography, 
    Holmen book cream 80 gsm, 
    7500 pages, 
    305 × 215 × 1260 mm