The works of photographer Remigijus Ščerbauskas on the theme of kisses, presented in the exhibitions of the Easter collection, highlight the notions of intimacy, trust and love. However, the photographs on display in this museum also take on a different meaning when the author asks the question "What the hell do you think?..." And then it's on to the linguistic narrative, or the phrases we've all learned, recorded in the subconscious as archetypal echoes that quietly begin to whisper the devilish words of love. The only thing left to do is not to slip up - after all, you are kissing through glass. R. Ščerbauskas is a photographer, a street photographer and portrait artist. The photographer's eye is constantly searching for a unique approach to capturing life situations. His artistic style is shaped by creating black and white studio portraits. After six years in the studio, the photographer switched to the genre of street photography, looking at the contemporary urban environment. Many of his works capture suspended moments of city life that, if not captured, would remain as nothing more than the passing details of the city's flowing rhythm. Ščerbauskas graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree from WICE Leeuwarden (The Netherlands) in 1996. He started actively photographing life on the streets of Kaunas and foreign cities in 2007. His photographs can be found in various online galleries, websites ("Urban Street Photography", "Streets In Color"), in the press (magazines "Schwarzweiss 115", "Vision libres URBAN POETRY", "Inspired Eye Magazine", in the photography book "WE STREETS Street photography from around the Globe"), and in regular exhibitions.