Heikki Leis is an Estonian artist and photographer whose work stands out for its exceptional versatility. His creative range spans from sculptures and intricate pencil drawings to complex photographic projects. Leis approaches each project with a unique style and visual language, encompassing staged costume photography, period-accurate simulations, distorted documentary shots, and imagined film scenes.

His work has received widespread recognition. Leis has published two photo books: "Afterlife" (2017), which explores themes of life and death, and "Eesti Meister" (2018), focusing on local craftsmen and their work. In addition, he has held numerous solo exhibitions and participated in many group exhibitions both in Estonia and internationally. His works have been featured in various publications worldwide.

Leis’s art has earned him several accolades, including the Addo Vabbe Award in 2019. His photographs have also achieved success in international photography competitions, affirming his position in the contemporary art and photography scene.