About Me

Hey, I’m Justina.

I was born in Lithuania and have spent the last decade exploring how humans build belonging—on the road, in communities, and online.

My journey has taken me from fesivals and forest camps to facilitation circles, tech hubs, and decentralized networks. What began as a search for freedom has become a lifelong study of systems—human, ecological, and digital—and how they intertwine.

Today, I work at the intersection of technology, embodiment, and community design.
I facilitate groups, contribute to decentralized projects and hub networks, and explore how digital systems can feel more human—more relational, grounded, and regenerative.

My background and interest weaves together political science, sociology, human computer interaction, user research, design thinking facilitation, blockchain technology, mycology and body based therapies as well as ancient east philosophy studies.
I see myself as a bridge between very different worlds—and I’m still learning to integrate them all.

This site is my digital home base.
I share what’s alive—projects I’m working on, ideas I’m exploring, and reflections on life between worlds.
Less social media, more slow signal.

If you’re interested in where technology meets body, community, and meaning—welcome. You’re in the right place.