Method Roulette is a tool for cultural innovations that enable organisations to find out their hidden resources and to create methods for cultural interventions. It helps to define targets, goals, and resources...
Street Mosaic workshop is one of the community’s art initiatives, developed and launched by Laimikis.lt in the wooden neighbourhood of Šnipiškės (Vilnius) in May 2013. It’s an open initiative, which is...
I_Improve (Innovative, Informal Methodologies for Practical, River-Oriented and Versatile Education) is a cooperative European project co-funded by Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union.
Developing the concept of “Urban playground” and the tool of “emotional mapping”, creative group “Laimikis.lt” initiates series of flash events in public space, arranging space for interaction and joy. One of them is...
In many cases cultural heritage becomes a part of public discourse only when it is about to be lost forever due to the urban redevelopment, insensitive to the potential of the historical context. The ‘invisibility’ of...
Visaginas is the youngest city in Lithuania (1975), which is in search for a new identity after the Nuclear Power Plant was shut down in 2009. Seeking to identify crucial elements for the city’s identity and main...
Martynas, Gintaras and Mantas study history, physical training and economics, and listen to different groups (Beirut, Tommy Emmanuel, Coldplay), but they perform together at the corner of Central Post Office in Vilnius...
Linking Things is a sub-project, which promotes young designers and their collections. Also it is an urban game, as we ask designers to pass some items from their collections to passers-by as a gift :) This thing...
Web_0 is an ironical concept of bringing Internet communication tools into the off-line and initiating communication on the city streets with passers-by on the base of familiar forms, such as blogs, flickr, youtube...
Laimikis Lab is taking part in Bi-City Biennale on Urbanism / Architecture in Shenzhen / Hong Kong which opened at the end of December 2017. This time the topic of the Biennale is “Cities Grow in...
