Siiri Jüris (1992) is an Estonian painter currently living and working in Uppsala, Sweden. She holds a BA and MA in Painting from the University of Tartu (2015, 2017) and an MFA from the Royal Institute of Art in Stockholm (2021). Jüris’ work explores themes of emotional communication, care, belonging, and coexistence. Using archival materials and personal memories as a foundation, interwoven with fictional narratives, she creates immersive worlds saturated in color, where figurative and abstract, synthetic and organic, traditional and digital visual languages converge.

Her works have been exhibited at Market Art Fair (Sweden), Tartu Art Museum, Duerr Gallery (Sweden), MO Museum (Lithuania), Vilnius Picture Gallery (Lithuania), as well as Hobusepea and Draakon galleries. She has been a finalist for the Young Painter Prize multiple times (2019, 2021, 2024) and won the Young Tartu competition in 2020. In 2024, she was awarded the Young Artist Encouragement Prize by Tartu Art House. Jüris has also collaborated with scientists to create illustrations published in renowned journals such as Science. Her works are included in the collections of Jönköping and Dalarna County in Sweden, as well as the Art Museum of Estonia.