Rimantė Kelpšaitė

My journey with philosophy began when I started high school. In our first class, my new ethics teacher abruptly entered the room and asked, “”Raise your hand if you believe that life has no meaning.”” I was the only one to raise my hand. He didn’t say anything in response, only offered me a knowing smile. I think about that moment almost every day. Most people would describe me as dualistic. I am an artist and a passionate enthusiast of humanitarian studies, but I am also a complete bookworm. At the same time, I am a tech enthusiast, pursuing my studies and career in the IT field. I absolutely adore traveling, especially when the trips are spontaneous. If I have the chance to travel or visit any forest or lake, I’ll make sure to seize the opportunity as soon as possible – little things like these always make your life more entertaining. If you don’t see me reading and analyzing works by Immanuel Kant, you’ll likely find me buried in a pile of paints and canvases or crying because my code isn’t working.