Born on 14 August 1964 in Šiauliai.
Graduated from Šiauliai 11th Secondary School (now Šiauliai Rasa Pro-Gymnasium), and in 1987 graduated from St. Petersburg University, where he studied philosophy. She worked as a lecturer in philosophy at Šiauliai University, and in 1989 moved to Cyprus. She worked for several years as a translator for international firms and the Red Cross, taught sociology at the European University Cyprus, worked with the Cyprus Public Information Office, and for many years taught translation theory and post-colonial literature at the State University of Cyprus. He defended his PhD in English Literature and Comparative Studies (joint PhD from the Universities of Cyprus and Warwick). Participates in international academic projects and gave the keynote speech at the European Commission's "Days of Languages", the opening of the Lithuanian Presidency of the European Union. Participant of ACUME - European Academic Movement for Historical Memory. Since 2005 she has been a member of the Lithuanian Association of Literary Translators, and since 2007 she has been a member of the Board of the Rhodes International Centre for Writers and Translators and editor of the bilingual literary journal Helios. She writes for North Athens, bernardinai.lt, svetolietuvis.lt, cosmonautsavenue.com, various literary and academic periodicals. He travels extensively for research and work, but spends most of his time at home in Lefkosia. She translates from Greek and English, and has translated poems by K. Kavafis, Greek, Cypriot and Lithuanian poets (into Greek).