SCIUKA
Ten years of 35 mm film carried in a pocket. Printed by hand on Hahnemuhle paper, or set inside an OURLUCI lightframe, where the photograph is also the light in the room.
A camera in the pocket photographs what happens.
Dainius Sciuka works in Vilnius as a commercial photographer: fashion, advertising, editorial, portraits. Sony Europe Imaging Creator and Apple Ambassador. He is also one of the two people who built this gallery.
Point and Shoot is the opposite of that work. No lights, no crew, no plan. A small film camera that lives in a jacket pocket for ten years across Peru, South Africa, Morocco, California, Tenerife and a village in Lithuania. You photograph what happens, not what you arranged.
The archive holds around 1800 frames on fifty rolls. A handful are printed. The rest are being scanned now, one roll at a time, for the exhibition that opens here on 5 November 2026.
Some of these frames only became photographs ten years after they were taken.
Paper, or light.
Every work here exists in two media. The image is the same, the object is not. Choose on the piece page.
Giclee print On paper
Archival pigment print on Hahnemuhle Photo Rag, 310 gsm cotton. Hand numbered, signed, and delivered unframed so your framer, or ours, can finish it.
- Editions of 3 to 5 plus artist proofs
- Three sizes per work
- Certificate with the H4 seal
OURLUCI lightframe Lit from within
The same photograph inside a 15 mm aluminium frame with LED light behind it. It is the artwork and the light source in one object, which is why it works in a dark restaurant, a corridor or an office wall with no daylight. The corridor above is Loft Gallery in Vilnius, interior by HEIMA architects.
- Edition of 25, a separate medium with its own numbering
- Natural silver or black anodised aluminium
- Transformer and dimmer included, plugs into a normal socket
- Wall screws, ceiling cable or free standing easel
Lightframes can also be rented for events and exhibitions, from €45 for three days. Ask us.
A corridor with no daylight.
Loft Gallery, Vilnius, interior by HEIMA architects. Eight lightframes carry the whole space, and there is not a single lamp pointed at a picture.
Photographs by Dainius Sciuka, frames by OURLUCI. The same setup can be rented for an event or specified for a project.
Printed and on the wall.
These two are hanging at Naugarduko 41B right now, one on paper and one in a lightframe, so you can see the difference before you choose.