Rižė’s work explores the human psyche, temporality, relationships within closed groups, and themes of identity and power. Her creative approach is characterised by a quest to reflect the themes of her works through poetics and symbols, and to bring out the performativity of texts, bodies, and their interactions with the environment. She is intrigued by the space “in-between” – inanimate substance, life form, people, objects and concepts themselves – exploring the dependencies and tensions that serve to tell a story. The aesthetics of her work are often shaped by short or long-term creative rituals or impulsivity, resulting in an abstraction that evokes the archives of individual imagination.

In 2020, Rižė joined the Interdisciplinary Art Union and was granted the title artist by the Lithuanian Ministry of Culture. Her work has been exhibited at Medusa (2023), Contemporary Art Centre (2021; 2020), Drifts Gallery (2022), Atletika Gallery (2021), Skalvija Cinema (2021) in Vilnius, as well as at SpLab (2018) in Aarhus, Denmark, and Auditorium Saint-Germain (2017) in Paris.