Visvaldas Morkevičius will presenting his project “I Want to Tell You Something“ at the Circulation(s) Festival—the European festival for emerging photography—at CENTQUATRE-PARIS from 5 April to 1 June 2025.

Since 2019, the Circulation(s) festival has honored a particular emerging European photographic scene in its focus and this year is Lithuania. Morkevičius is honoured to be one of four artists representing his country. If you happen to be in Paris during the opening, He’d love to meet you there and present the project in person.

„I Want to Tell You Something“
To lose someone is like a star disappearing in the sky, a note going silent in a familiar tune. Memories remain like witnesses in an empty room. Pieces resurface, fragments of laughter, the memory of a warm embrace almost too real to have disappeared. Moving on seems strange, like walking on a tightrope, each step shifting what seemed certain up to now. Oscillating between light and shadows, past and future. Life is reorganised around you, but nothing seems quite intact.
Visvaldas Morkevičius ventures on to the territory of loss, fragmented memories and interaction between absence and presence, creating visual echoes that explore the fragile balance between holding on and moving forward. In the end, the artwork becomes a “letter to self on acceptance”.

Visvaldas Morkevičius is a Lithuanian artist born in 1990 who explores photography and its limits through personal experiences and reflections on society. His work navigates the themes of identity, technology and power, blending minimalism and layered stories to examine the emotional and psychological dimensions of modern life.

With the support of the Lithuanian Culture Institute.
In partnership with WhiteWall.



Photo: Installation view at „Circulation(s)“ of Visvaldas Morkevičius’ installation, Courtesy: the artist.