Andrejus Repovas

Andrejus Repovas serves as a Lecturer in the Department of Graphic Design at the Kaunas Faculty of Vilnius Academy of Arts. He concurrently organizes the international creative workshop 'New Idea' (NewIDeA) at Nida Art Colony and teaches preparatory courses for entrance exams through the Open School of Art, Design and Architecture.

Repovas completed both Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Graphic Design at Vilnius Academy of Arts' Kaunas Faculty in 2012 before joining the faculty. His educational philosophy emphasizes that design mastery requires persistent effort over innate talent, with studio-based learning forming 80% of the curriculum through direct student-teacher collaboration.

Specializing in Graphic and Industrial Design, Repovas focuses on solving real-world problems through visual identity systems, exhibition design, and publication development. His work bridges commercial and cultural sectors, addressing functional, aesthetic, and ecological challenges for clients ranging from international businesses to national heritage institutions. The 'New Idea' workshop exemplifies his methodology, where mixed-nationality student teams tackle authentic design briefs in immersive settings.

Repovas actively engages students through the annual 'New Idea' workshop in Nida, which partners with companies seeking innovative design solutions. This initiative provides hands-on experience while fostering international collaboration. His teaching extends to entrance exam preparation courses, where he demystifies the creative process for prospective students.

Notable projects include the visual identity for 'New Idea 2019', the publication design for 'Life Between Waters: Neringa's Architectural Heritage and Everyday Life' (2017), and exhibition designs for the Historical Presidential Palace in Kaunas commemorating Lithuania's First Republic. These works demonstrate his integration of historical context with contemporary design solutions.