Heiter X is an artist-designer exploring the relationship with food, people, and the environment, revealing the intricate systems that connect them. Specialising in sustainable design, she creates sculptural forms and immersive experiences that highlight the deep interdependence of people, materials, and ecosystems. Grounded in the belief that consciousness shapes reality, her work inspires a heightened awareness of our intrinsic connection to the living world.

Her practice transforms how we engage with the objects and materials around us, encouraging sustainable habits and thoughtful interactions. Through edible installations, sculptural serveware, and collectible designs, she challenges us to rethink food as the most essential material—the material we ingest. Influenced by the philosophy of vibrant matter, which posits that all things possess a life force, her work explores the vitality inherent in objects, inviting us to see the world as a dynamic, living system shaped by and shaping human consciousness.

Her inspiration stems from childhood visits to sacred groves, or hiis in Estonian, where ancient trees, stones, springs, and burial mounds evoked a profound sense of interconnectedness. These experiences, coupled with lessons on plants from her grandmothers, instilled an early awareness of our place within the larger web of life.

Fascination with natural forms and found objects informs her exploration of unseen energies and spaces—those felt rather than observed. Drawing on her studies in landscape architecture and food design, Heiter X crafts works that inspire dialogue and foster deeper connections to the natural world and the unseen forces that underpin it.