Viltė Fuller (b. 1996, Klaipėda, Lithuania) is a London-based artist whose multidisciplinary practice explores the intersections of identity, cultural heritage, beauty and the grotesque.
Working primarily in painting, Fuller's practice moves between figuration and abstraction, drawing on Eastern European visual culture, bodily transformation and the complex relationship between violence and beauty. Her work examines the body as a site of manipulation and reinvention, with particular interests in cosmetic surgery, medical intervention and the aestheticisation of the unnatural. Food, preservation and fermentation also recur throughout her practice, reflecting her fascination with cultural rituals, consumption and the relationship between the body and its environment.
In 2025, Fuller founded Spooky's Kiosk, a contemporary fermented drinks brand rooted in Eastern European traditions. Conceived as an extension of her artistic practice, the project uses food and drink as a means of exploring cultural identity, heritage and community, while challenging perceptions of Eastern European culture through a contemporary lens.
In 2026, Fuller was named to the Forbes 30 Under 30 Europe list in Arts & Culture, recognising her work across contemporary art and entrepreneurship.