The Vilnius Service Industry Vocational Training Center invites you to experience creativity as a living dialogue between tradition, experimentation, and contemporary design. The exhibitions and displays will showcase the art of photography, sustainable fashion ideas, experiments by young creators, and the creative expression of the center’s community—ranging from analog techniques to contemporary visual solutions. This is a space to discover, be inspired, and get an up-close look at the world of professional creativity.

Exhibition of Photographs by Paulius Račiūnas: “In Memory of Myself”
“In Memory of Myself” is an exhibition by photographer Paulius Račiūnas that invites viewers to consider photography as a realm of personal memory, inner states, and subjective reality. The works on display balance between documentary and visual meditation, inviting the viewer to pause, look closely, and discover personal meanings in the quiet details of the images. “For My Own Memory” is an attempt to preserve fleeting moments not as facts, but as inner experiences.

Sustainable fashion collection “What Is Old (Is NOT) Funny”
The collection “What Is Old (Is Not) Funny” invites us to view the past as a source of creativity and to rethink established views on what is considered irrelevant or outdated. Here, the principles of sustainability meet the construction of vintage clothing and the motifs of the historical jester’s costume—a figure who, over the centuries, has balanced between irony, freedom, and the possibility of speaking differently.

Exhibition of analog photography works
Exhibition of works from the “Sapnas II” professional mastery competition for school photographers. The works on display here reveal the young creators’ technical mastery, creative boldness, and distinctive artistic expression. Contest participants present works created using analog photography techniques—ranging from film and pinhole photography to cyanotypes, photograms, and experiments with light printing. 

Exhibition of Creative Works by Center Staff
An exhibition of unique botanical sculptures, scrapbooking, bookbinding, and cardboard art by Rasa Buividavičienė, a teacher in the Visual Advertising Production program. 
Presentation of the B2B collection by Asta Zaiceva-Stalmakova, a teacher of the layout design profession. The Back2Basics collection reflects the main direction of the author’s work—it features industrial-style unisex chunky handmade rings and adjustable bracelets and pendants made of stainless steel, copper, and brass.