Selection of posters artistically designed by Vegas Šimbelis, including works from the INTRO collection created between 2000 and 2008. The below selection spans from 1994 to 2012.
Selection of posters designed by Vegas Šimbelis, featuring works from the INTRO collection (2000–2008) alongside other projects produced between 1994 and 2012. The selection traces the development of the artist's visual language across nearly two decades of graphic and visual practice, encompassing cultural, musical, and artistic projects, and independent artistic initiatives.
Through experimentation with typography, imagery, and printed media, demonstrating a distinctive approach to typography, composition, and visual communication, these works capture key moments in the transformation of Lithuania's post-independence visual culture and the emergence of a new generation of graphic design.
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Some posters published in "Vilnius Nightlife Graphics 1992–2024", a landmark publication (2026) documenting more than three decades of Vilnius nightlife visual culture through flyers, posters, and interviews with artists, designers, and cultural figures. The book was presented at MO Museum, accompanied by discussions that trace the evolution of the city’s underground and club culture. The book documents over 350 visuals from Vilnius nightlife culture between 1992 and 2024 and includes archival graphic works and interviews with several artists and designers, among them Vygandas (Vegas) Šimbelis.
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"History of Lithuanian Poster" (2015) by professor Juozas Galkus, the book presents history of Lithuanian poster art with graphic examples. Including Vegas Šimbelis posters, also exhibited at Vilnius Art Academy.
"Lietuvos plakato istorija" book is a comprehensive survey of Lithuanian poster art from the nineteenth century to the present day. The publication presents the development of poster design through historical analysis and extensive visual documentation, featuring selected poster works by Vegas Šimbelis among examples of contemporary Lithuanian graphic culture. The book was published by Vilnius Academy of Arts and accompanied by exhibitions and academic presentations dedicated to the history and evolution of Lithuanian poster design.
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