About

I make bodies that resist staying human, and surfaces that decay and keep growing.

My sculptures use resin, fibers, and synthetic or self-made clay. These humanoid forms are caught mid-transformation, rejecting the roles assigned at birth. They carry existential questions, melancholy, and the personal traumas I've lived through.

My 3D paintings are thick, crusted worlds of things too small or too slow to see: cells dividing, chemicals reacting, stone forming over millennia. Fungus, coral, seaweed, rock.

Crusty Hyena is a small side project of the studio: clothing printed with my drawings and designs.

Self-taught. Born in 1986. Working from Tallinn, professionally since 2019.