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Hi, I am Arnoldas Lukas Vaitkunas from Lithuania. I am studying in Denmark. I create various events, moderating two art communities (biggest Lithuanian art news source and international - REPUBLIC X). I also love photography. I am writing novels.

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republicx: Picture of the day!Untitled by Maren Celest (Artist On Tumblr)

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Picture of the day!
Untitled by Maren Celest (Artist On Tumblr)

republicx: Picture of the day!Untitled by Akin Cetin

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Picture of the day!

Untitled by Akin Cetin

republicx: Photo of the day! Untitled by Lorena Arance

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Photo of the day!

Untitled by Lorena Arance

greekg0ds: A Nice View of Hallstatt by lexyman01

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A Nice View of Hallstatt by lexyman01

republicx: Picture of the day! We are wolf by Orlando Pelagio (Artist On Tumblr)

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Picture of the day!

We are wolf by Orlando Pelagio (Artist On Tumblr)

republicx: Picture of the Day! by Ren-Hang

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Picture of the Day!

by Ren-Hang

republicx: Unknown by Alena Chendler ll Artist On Tumblr 
republicx: Unknown by Alena Chendler ll Artist On Tumblr 

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Unknown by Alena Chendler ll Artist On Tumblr 

republicx: Picture of the dayflores de pequeña jaula by Santiago Gamero

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Picture of the day

flores de pequeña jaula by Santiago Gamero

republicx: Republic X is seeking bloggers who want to promote their blog in our online art magazine (May Issue). Reblog this to share this message! *The last issue at this time was viewed by more than 4600 people; * We will create an ad for you with your logotype. * Deadline: the 6th of May  After the 6th of May we will select TWO blogs from the reblog list and conctact them personally for arranging all needful details. 

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Republic X is seeking bloggers who want to promote their blog in our online art magazine (May Issue). Reblog this to share this message!

*The last issue at this time was viewed by more than 4600 people; 
* We will create an ad for you with your logotype. 
* Deadline: the 6th of May 

After the 6th of May we will select TWO blogs from the reblog list and conctact them personally for arranging all needful details. 

republicx: REPUBLIC X’s online social campaign ‘SHARE ART, NOT HIV’ see all posters here. Republic X proudly presents its very first online social event (campaign) focused on young society’s problems and habits ‘Share Art, Not HIV’. These days, young people are suffering from the expanding pop culture and its rules. We now more than ever can see how teenagers want to grow up faster, participate in the parties, drink alcohol, smoke weed or do other drugs. It is ok to live wild and young life. Hence, we think it is important for young people to discover fun days and moments in early years. However, sex rules now are applied for young girls, condoms seem to be something shameful for school boys. A lot of teenagers spend their days in front of computer, scrolling the Facebook or Twitter, sharing different pictures with a one clear message ‘YOLO’ or ‘SWAG’.  Therefore, Republic X wants to impel young society to look around, see brighter future and add a bigger value to each of our individual life. Let’s create something! Let’s do something what will be important for us in more than five years from now. Take a camera and capture best shots in the same party where you used to get drunk and wake up in the morning in the stranger’s bed. Paint some portraits or landscape, make some collages. Go outside and do some crazy flash mob. That is really way more fun. Why? Well… because after some time it will be so good to say to others what have you already done in your life. You will be proud of yourself. According to actoronto.org in 2011 there were 34 million people living with HIV. 1,2 million people living with HIV in United States and 2,3 million in European Region. Several factors also show that in United States number of people having HIV is rising among teenagers. Most of them get this infection by having unsafe sex. Republic X thought it is time for this community to get involved and join other organizations in the war with HIV. We say ‘Share Art, Not HIV’. We say create, don’t destroy. In several days photographer Emilija Vinzanovaite was having a photo session with models in Vilnius. Thanks for them we have this campaign with great photographs!  SUPPORT THIS SOCIAL CAMPAIGN BY REBLOGGING THE POST OR HAVING ONE OF THESE FACEBOOK COVER PICTURES: image1, image2, image3 
republicx: REPUBLIC X’s online social campaign ‘SHARE ART, NOT HIV’ see all posters here. Republic X proudly presents its very first online social event (campaign) focused on young society’s problems and habits ‘Share Art, Not HIV’. These days, young people are suffering from the expanding pop culture and its rules. We now more than ever can see how teenagers want to grow up faster, participate in the parties, drink alcohol, smoke weed or do other drugs. It is ok to live wild and young life. Hence, we think it is important for young people to discover fun days and moments in early years. However, sex rules now are applied for young girls, condoms seem to be something shameful for school boys. A lot of teenagers spend their days in front of computer, scrolling the Facebook or Twitter, sharing different pictures with a one clear message ‘YOLO’ or ‘SWAG’.  Therefore, Republic X wants to impel young society to look around, see brighter future and add a bigger value to each of our individual life. Let’s create something! Let’s do something what will be important for us in more than five years from now. Take a camera and capture best shots in the same party where you used to get drunk and wake up in the morning in the stranger’s bed. Paint some portraits or landscape, make some collages. Go outside and do some crazy flash mob. That is really way more fun. Why? Well… because after some time it will be so good to say to others what have you already done in your life. You will be proud of yourself. According to actoronto.org in 2011 there were 34 million people living with HIV. 1,2 million people living with HIV in United States and 2,3 million in European Region. Several factors also show that in United States number of people having HIV is rising among teenagers. Most of them get this infection by having unsafe sex. Republic X thought it is time for this community to get involved and join other organizations in the war with HIV. We say ‘Share Art, Not HIV’. We say create, don’t destroy. In several days photographer Emilija Vinzanovaite was having a photo session with models in Vilnius. Thanks for them we have this campaign with great photographs!  SUPPORT THIS SOCIAL CAMPAIGN BY REBLOGGING THE POST OR HAVING ONE OF THESE FACEBOOK COVER PICTURES: image1, image2, image3 
republicx: REPUBLIC X’s online social campaign ‘SHARE ART, NOT HIV’ see all posters here. Republic X proudly presents its very first online social event (campaign) focused on young society’s problems and habits ‘Share Art, Not HIV’. These days, young people are suffering from the expanding pop culture and its rules. We now more than ever can see how teenagers want to grow up faster, participate in the parties, drink alcohol, smoke weed or do other drugs. It is ok to live wild and young life. Hence, we think it is important for young people to discover fun days and moments in early years. However, sex rules now are applied for young girls, condoms seem to be something shameful for school boys. A lot of teenagers spend their days in front of computer, scrolling the Facebook or Twitter, sharing different pictures with a one clear message ‘YOLO’ or ‘SWAG’.  Therefore, Republic X wants to impel young society to look around, see brighter future and add a bigger value to each of our individual life. Let’s create something! Let’s do something what will be important for us in more than five years from now. Take a camera and capture best shots in the same party where you used to get drunk and wake up in the morning in the stranger’s bed. Paint some portraits or landscape, make some collages. Go outside and do some crazy flash mob. That is really way more fun. Why? Well… because after some time it will be so good to say to others what have you already done in your life. You will be proud of yourself. According to actoronto.org in 2011 there were 34 million people living with HIV. 1,2 million people living with HIV in United States and 2,3 million in European Region. Several factors also show that in United States number of people having HIV is rising among teenagers. Most of them get this infection by having unsafe sex. Republic X thought it is time for this community to get involved and join other organizations in the war with HIV. We say ‘Share Art, Not HIV’. We say create, don’t destroy. In several days photographer Emilija Vinzanovaite was having a photo session with models in Vilnius. Thanks for them we have this campaign with great photographs!  SUPPORT THIS SOCIAL CAMPAIGN BY REBLOGGING THE POST OR HAVING ONE OF THESE FACEBOOK COVER PICTURES: image1, image2, image3 
republicx: REPUBLIC X’s online social campaign ‘SHARE ART, NOT HIV’ see all posters here. Republic X proudly presents its very first online social event (campaign) focused on young society’s problems and habits ‘Share Art, Not HIV’. These days, young people are suffering from the expanding pop culture and its rules. We now more than ever can see how teenagers want to grow up faster, participate in the parties, drink alcohol, smoke weed or do other drugs. It is ok to live wild and young life. Hence, we think it is important for young people to discover fun days and moments in early years. However, sex rules now are applied for young girls, condoms seem to be something shameful for school boys. A lot of teenagers spend their days in front of computer, scrolling the Facebook or Twitter, sharing different pictures with a one clear message ‘YOLO’ or ‘SWAG’.  Therefore, Republic X wants to impel young society to look around, see brighter future and add a bigger value to each of our individual life. Let’s create something! Let’s do something what will be important for us in more than five years from now. Take a camera and capture best shots in the same party where you used to get drunk and wake up in the morning in the stranger’s bed. Paint some portraits or landscape, make some collages. Go outside and do some crazy flash mob. That is really way more fun. Why? Well… because after some time it will be so good to say to others what have you already done in your life. You will be proud of yourself. According to actoronto.org in 2011 there were 34 million people living with HIV. 1,2 million people living with HIV in United States and 2,3 million in European Region. Several factors also show that in United States number of people having HIV is rising among teenagers. Most of them get this infection by having unsafe sex. Republic X thought it is time for this community to get involved and join other organizations in the war with HIV. We say ‘Share Art, Not HIV’. We say create, don’t destroy. In several days photographer Emilija Vinzanovaite was having a photo session with models in Vilnius. Thanks for them we have this campaign with great photographs!  SUPPORT THIS SOCIAL CAMPAIGN BY REBLOGGING THE POST OR HAVING ONE OF THESE FACEBOOK COVER PICTURES: image1, image2, image3 

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REPUBLIC X’s online social campaign ‘SHARE ART, NOT HIV’

see all posters here.

Republic X proudly presents its very first online social event (campaign) focused on young society’s problems and habits ‘Share Art, Not HIV’. These days, young people are suffering from the expanding pop culture and its rules. We now more than ever can see how teenagers want to grow up faster, participate in the parties, drink alcohol, smoke weed or do other drugs. It is ok to live wild and young life. Hence, we think it is important for young people to discover fun days and moments in early years.

However, sex rules now are applied for young girls, condoms seem to be something shameful for school boys. A lot of teenagers spend their days in front of computer, scrolling the Facebook or Twitter, sharing different pictures with a one clear message ‘YOLO’ or ‘SWAG’. 

Therefore, Republic X wants to impel young society to look around, see brighter future and add a bigger value to each of our individual life. Let’s create something! Let’s do something what will be important for us in more than five years from now. Take a camera and capture best shots in the same party where you used to get drunk and wake up in the morning in the stranger’s bed. Paint some portraits or landscape, make some collages. Go outside and do some crazy flash mob. That is really way more fun.

Why? Well… because after some time it will be so good to say to others what have you already done in your life. You will be proud of yourself.

According to actoronto.org in 2011 there were 34 million people living with HIV. 1,2 million people living with HIV in United States and 2,3 million in European Region. Several factors also show that in United States number of people having HIV is rising among teenagers. Most of them get this infection by having unsafe sex.

Republic X thought it is time for this community to get involved and join other organizations in the war with HIV. We say ‘Share Art, Not HIV’. We say create, don’t destroy. In several days photographer Emilija Vinzanovaite was having a photo session with models in Vilnius. Thanks for them we have this campaign with great photographs! 

SUPPORT THIS SOCIAL CAMPAIGN BY REBLOGGING THE POST OR HAVING ONE OF THESE FACEBOOK COVER PICTURES: image1, image2, image3 

republicx: Cotton by Mariam Sitchinava  Tbilisi based freelance film photographer, Mariam Sitchinava, was born in 1989. She is shooting portrait and fashion photography with passion of nature and women. Mariam has started shooting, without any formal education, in 2009. After 8 months of shooting she got first commercial project. From then Mariam’s photos were exhibited in many countries and her photo prints with her first photobook has been shipped across the world. We can assure you that this is not the last photo-shoot we are posting on our website from this author’s portfolio. We fell in love with Mariam’s photography. Models in her pictures always are so natural, colors - melancholic and the mood there, in these stories expressed through the camera, makes you imagine and think about something from your past all the time. 
republicx: Cotton by Mariam Sitchinava  Tbilisi based freelance film photographer, Mariam Sitchinava, was born in 1989. She is shooting portrait and fashion photography with passion of nature and women. Mariam has started shooting, without any formal education, in 2009. After 8 months of shooting she got first commercial project. From then Mariam’s photos were exhibited in many countries and her photo prints with her first photobook has been shipped across the world. We can assure you that this is not the last photo-shoot we are posting on our website from this author’s portfolio. We fell in love with Mariam’s photography. Models in her pictures always are so natural, colors - melancholic and the mood there, in these stories expressed through the camera, makes you imagine and think about something from your past all the time. 
republicx: Cotton by Mariam Sitchinava  Tbilisi based freelance film photographer, Mariam Sitchinava, was born in 1989. She is shooting portrait and fashion photography with passion of nature and women. Mariam has started shooting, without any formal education, in 2009. After 8 months of shooting she got first commercial project. From then Mariam’s photos were exhibited in many countries and her photo prints with her first photobook has been shipped across the world. We can assure you that this is not the last photo-shoot we are posting on our website from this author’s portfolio. We fell in love with Mariam’s photography. Models in her pictures always are so natural, colors - melancholic and the mood there, in these stories expressed through the camera, makes you imagine and think about something from your past all the time. 
republicx: Cotton by Mariam Sitchinava  Tbilisi based freelance film photographer, Mariam Sitchinava, was born in 1989. She is shooting portrait and fashion photography with passion of nature and women. Mariam has started shooting, without any formal education, in 2009. After 8 months of shooting she got first commercial project. From then Mariam’s photos were exhibited in many countries and her photo prints with her first photobook has been shipped across the world. We can assure you that this is not the last photo-shoot we are posting on our website from this author’s portfolio. We fell in love with Mariam’s photography. Models in her pictures always are so natural, colors - melancholic and the mood there, in these stories expressed through the camera, makes you imagine and think about something from your past all the time. 

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Cotton by Mariam Sitchinava 

Tbilisi based freelance film photographer, Mariam Sitchinava, was born in 1989. She is shooting portrait and fashion photography with passion of nature and women. Mariam has started shooting, without any formal education, in 2009. After 8 months of shooting she got first commercial project. From then Mariam’s photos were exhibited in many countries and her photo prints with her first photobook has been shipped across the world.

We can assure you that this is not the last photo-shoot we are posting on our website from this author’s portfolio. We fell in love with Mariam’s photography. Models in her pictures always are so natural, colors - melancholic and the mood there, in these stories expressed through the camera, makes you imagine and think about something from your past all the time. 

2013, Lithuania, Victoria

2013, Lithuania, Victoria

republicx: Americana by Olivia Bee Olivia Bee’s photo-shoot, called ‘Americana’ brings a spectacular view of American teenage dream. We can interpret flag as national identity of the country and horses as a growing and expanding need or desire of freedom. These photo series were included in VICE Fashion Issue 2013. 
republicx: Americana by Olivia Bee Olivia Bee’s photo-shoot, called ‘Americana’ brings a spectacular view of American teenage dream. We can interpret flag as national identity of the country and horses as a growing and expanding need or desire of freedom. These photo series were included in VICE Fashion Issue 2013. 
republicx: Americana by Olivia Bee Olivia Bee’s photo-shoot, called ‘Americana’ brings a spectacular view of American teenage dream. We can interpret flag as national identity of the country and horses as a growing and expanding need or desire of freedom. These photo series were included in VICE Fashion Issue 2013. 
republicx: Americana by Olivia Bee Olivia Bee’s photo-shoot, called ‘Americana’ brings a spectacular view of American teenage dream. We can interpret flag as national identity of the country and horses as a growing and expanding need or desire of freedom. These photo series were included in VICE Fashion Issue 2013. 
republicx: Americana by Olivia Bee Olivia Bee’s photo-shoot, called ‘Americana’ brings a spectacular view of American teenage dream. We can interpret flag as national identity of the country and horses as a growing and expanding need or desire of freedom. These photo series were included in VICE Fashion Issue 2013. 

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Americana by Olivia Bee

Olivia Bee’s photo-shoot, called ‘Americana’ brings a spectacular view of American teenage dream. We can interpret flag as national identity of the country and horses as a growing and expanding need or desire of freedom. These photo series were included in VICE Fashion Issue 2013. 

republicx: Black&White photography by Tamar Burduli ll Artist On Tumblr 1. Werewolf2. Morning3. Miaou 
republicx: Black&White photography by Tamar Burduli ll Artist On Tumblr 1. Werewolf2. Morning3. Miaou 
republicx: Black&White photography by Tamar Burduli ll Artist On Tumblr 1. Werewolf2. Morning3. Miaou 

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Black&White photography by Tamar Burduli ll Artist On Tumblr

1. Werewolf
2. Morning
3. Miaou