I was born in Tallinn (Estonia), a city famous for its well-preserved medieval Old Town, this definitely influenced my love for the Medieval and Renaissance era as well as history in general.
I always tend to be drawn towards the aesthetic of the past.

My work explores themes of spiritual transformation and sacred knowledge through Neo-Renaissance Mysticism Art. Inspired by alchemy, theology, Freemasonry and Rosicrucian traditions, I reimagine the techniques of the Old Masters through my digital paintings to create allegorical works that invite viewers into a sacred and contemplative space.

I also started working as a book illustrator at the age of 15, since then, book illustration has became a huge passion for me and I continue to contribute to literary works. One of my dreams is to illustrate more children’s books and classics, more of medieval revivalism!

I seek meaning by examining my relationship with God and the world, while pondering, for example, the existence of evil. An idea that I am interested in as an artist is the right to forgiveness assigned to all beings, including the damned and the Devil (Apokatastasis).

I am also passionate about working in the digital art space (Web3), it offers opportunities for innovation, aligns with my values of decentralization and empowerment, I envision this path as a lifelong journey.