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Found a smattering of my old poems (sound files) from Opaque Lunacy, a collection that never came to be. More to come (maybe?) The following poems were recorded in 2003-2005. Enjoy 20-something me trying to pull it off in GarageBand (read: lots of reverb and echo). (Pekingese Mountain, Eggs Internacionale, Thin Life, Integers, Lip Service,…… Continue reading Sound poetry from the past

Back in Feb/March 2023, The Ex-Puritan magazine launched their new hybrid/experimental section with an online/in-person reading. I was fortunate to show my work, White Stockings (videopoems) alongside amazing artists/ poets such as MA|DE, Gary Barwin, and Khashayar Mohammadi, among others. The Ex-Puritan Hybrid/Experimental space is a place for exploring experimental and multi-form writing in combination…… Continue reading Ex-Puritan inaugural hybrid/ experimental night

Very pleased to announce that Pamenar Press (UK) has published two of my video poems that work with experimental methods of translation. Check them out here.

My new chapbook, LINES OF DEMARCATION, is available via JackPine Press (Saskatchewan). Head over to this link to purchase:https://jackpinepress.com/product/lines-of-demarcation https://videopress.com/v/PN2aILce?resizeToParent=true&cover=true&preloadContent=metadata&useAverageColor=true

My video poem, “My Vestibule School” is a piece from my collection, “Between Plague and Kleptocracy”… the videopoem is a collaboration with AR visual artist Michael Lewy. It will be featured the in the inaugural Hybrid/Experimental section of The Puritan as part of Issue 59: Fall 2022! Stay tuned for the link!

I was honoured to read alongside Canadian poets Amanda Merpaw, Kerry Jo Bell, Kimberley Orton, Margaret Code, Simon Constam, and Vironika Wilde!

Check out new poems from my upcoming chapbook, Lines of Demarcation, @shockfemme!

So excited to announce a few poems from my upcoming chapbook, Lines of Demarcation, are featured in a recent issue of Schlag.

“I fear we have not been keeping up with the always-original videopoetry of Lina Ramona Vitkauskas. This one from last year has a pretty intriguing origin story: It began with Chilean poet, Vincente Huidobro. The opening / preface of his poetic masterpiece, Altazor, launches into a metaphysical cascade of imagery. This was exciting to a young…… Continue reading Keeping up…featured on moving poems.com

So honoured that The Museum of Contemporary Art in Toronto has featured video stills of my videopoems as part of a larger, open call extension of the current Jeffrey Gibson installation, I AM YOUR RELATIVE. It’s an examination of migration and how our roots all meaningfully intersect. If you’re in Toronto, please check out all…… Continue reading Videopoem stills featured at MOCA

Excited to announce that my collaboration with visual AR artist and curator Michael Lewy will be a part of an exhibit called Alpha 60 at Boston CyberArts gallery. Michael is a visionary artist and curator who worked with Hoverlay on this multi-geo-locational installation. Plukanian Poem Kappa (presses) KOO The visator (detects) KOO We do not rank differently You and I (From) Tentura to Antitentura (Not…… Continue reading Plukanian poem at Boston CyberArts Gallery

New poems from my upcoming chapbook, Lines of Demarcation are featured in the February 2022 issue of Deathcap.

I revisit the idea of innate language—languages we have always known and have yet to speak. https://vimeo.com/638462673 One of my last cinepoems, Keeping Up with the Huidobros, used a confrontational method of translating a translation, more specifically, leveraging the homophonic (sound) to get new meaning from poems.  In this latest cinepoem, “Translating Myself”, I apply…… Continue reading New cinepoem • Translating Myself

So honored to have my work featured in this issue of the tiny! https://www.thetinymag.com/current-issue

https://vimeo.com/627640202 So proud to have a collaborator in Boston-based visual artist, Michael Lewy. Besides his brain being amazing, he is a master curator, having amassed a great group of talented visual artists to create a ongoing project called Alpha 60 SciFi. Check it out here.

Humbled and pleased to announce that three of my cinepoems have been selected to be screened at the International Migration & Environmental Film Festival (Winnipeg, Canada). The International Migration and Environmental Film Festival is a non-profit cultural organization that raises awareness about migration and environmental issues through the medium of film. The event will take…… Continue reading Selected! International Migration & Environmental Film Festival 

I’m so excited to announce that my cinepoem, Push<>Pull, has been selected for the Vienna Arts Visuals & Poetry Film Festival from November 9 to 13. Stream online at the festival’s website! https://videopress.com/v/50rHoOFA?resizeToParent=true&preloadContent=metadata

I’m curating a monthly cinepoem series for Mutable, my former publisher.  Please check out “Mosaic of Time” on a monthly basis to view future, featured cinepoems and the evolution/creation of a “mosaic” film. Stay tuned!

I’m curating a monthly cinepoem series for Mutable, my former publisher.  Please check out “Mosaic of Time” on a monthly basis to view future, featured cinepoems and the evolution/creation of a “mosaic” film. Stay tuned!

Extremely proud to announce that my work was included as part of this impressive list of filmmakers, video poets, and artists – Sunday, June 6, 2021.

“The poetic worlds Vitkauskas creates are like reverse matrioszka, nesting dolls that only expand rather than recede.”  —Mark Tardi, The Circus of Trust (Dalkey Archive Press, 2017)

I’m curating a monthly cinepoem series for Mutable, my former publisher. Please check out “Mosaic of Time” on a monthly basis to view future, featured cinepoets and the evolution/creation of a “mosaic” film. Stay tuned!

Very pleased to announce that one of my cinepoems is featured in this OCAD School of Continuing Studies Exhibit! I am a student at OCAD currently, finishing my Digital Skills certificate in late 2021.