I received my bachelor’s degree in Landscape Architecture from the Estonian University of Life Sciences (2013) and continued with Urban Studies in Estonian Academy of Arts (2014-2017). I also complemented my master’s with exchange studies in the Bauhaus University Weimar, Germany (2015).

Having moved back to Tallinn, I continued with my studies - wrote master’s thesis about the concepts of memory in contemporary space. My research focused on a specific case study in Tallinn – the Maarjamäe Memorial Site, by analysing in parallel the establishment process of the new memorial to the Victims of Communism by the 100th Anniversary of the Republic of Estonia in 2018. In addition to my studies I worked as an intern in construction and housing sector in the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications. I have been active as a volunteer in Tallinn Architecture Biennale for several years, helped to organize Urban and Landscape Days.

I have worked in the public sector, as a public space specialist. Currently I'm working as an interior design and art procurement project manager in State Real Estate Ltd.