Len Murusalu is an Estonian artist and filmmaker. She holds an MA in Contemporary Art Practice: Moving Image from the Royal College of Art in London and a BA in Fine Arts from the University of East London. Murusalu’s long-term, research-driven projects move between art and documentary, focusing on memory, the perception of time, belonging and marginalised histories. Her works have been presented in exhibitions, screenings and film festivals in Estonia and internationally, including Whitechapel Gallery, Kunsthalle Helsinki, Freies Museum Berlin, the Estonian Contemporary Art Museum, Internationale Kurzfilmtage Oberhausen, Short Shorts Film Festival & Asia and Aesthetica Short Film Festival. In 2018, Murusalu founded the production studio ChronoLens, dedicated to auteur film in both cinema and gallery contexts. She is an alumna of UnionDocs and the Oberhausen Seminar, has served on the board of the Estonian Documentary Guild, co-curated the artists’ film programme of Tallinn Photomonth and created the expanded cinema programme for the Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival.