MILK POWDER | Photography Exhibition by Inga Dinga

Photographer Inga Dinga’s exhibition Milk Powder invites visitors to discover the often unseen side of photography – the tools and processes behind the final image. The exhibition presents a dialogue between photographs and the cameras used to create them, from professional and iconic models to toy and handmade cameras.

On display are a Mamiya RB67, Polaroid SX-70, Rollei 35 LED, a custom-made fisheye camera with a Zodiac-8 lens, a Lithuanian-made MO pinhole camera, Diana F+, and even an old Sony smartphone.

The photographs themselves vary in style, colour, format and subject, showing how a camera’s unique characteristics, limitations and imperfections can become an essential part of an artist’s creative vision.

Meet the artist: September 7, 7:00 PM
Exhibition: August 31–September 13
Admission: Free

Inga Dinga is a Vilnius-based photographer focusing on analogue and pinhole photography, experimental image-making techniques, and narratives that blur the boundaries between reality and imagination. Her work has been exhibited and published in Lithuania and internationally.