Fuzzecl is an artistic name with two meanings. In Slovenian dialect, it means “socks”, but it also echoes the word “fuzzed”, which somehow fits the mindset and energy of my earlier years. What started as a local joke from my brother-in-law slowly became a name that stayed with me.
My early creative years were shaped by music, skateboarding, filmmaking, heavy nights, slow mornings, and a lot of raw ideas. Together with my friends at Bros Before Pros Production, I created numerous longboarding and skateboarding videos, as well as several official event videos for Big Mountain Skate. Those projects captured a time that was messy, free, intense, and full of creative energy.
Photo by CK photography
Photo by CK photography
Big Mountain Skate KnK
Big Mountain Skate KnK
Big Mountain Skate Alpenrauschen
Big Mountain Skate Alpenrauschen
Music was another important part of my life. With my band Ooral Sea, I played around 50 live shows across Slovenia, Germany, Slovakia, and the Czech Republic. We released our debut album in 2015 and a split EP in 2016 with Suzi Soprano. During that time, I also directed and created several music videos.​​​​​​​
Photo by think.feel.Shine!
Photo by think.feel.Shine!
Photo by Barbar Studio
Photo by Barbar Studio
Photo by think.feel.Shine!
Photo by think.feel.Shine!
My twenties were intense, unpredictable, and at times properly fuzzed. But over time, life changed.
Today, I live a quieter and more grounded life with my wife Ria and our two sons in Sentjernej, Slovenia. I currently work full-time as a Marketing Manager at Roletarstvo Medle, and outside of work and family, I dedicate most of my time and energy to cycling and creative projects, from photography and video to music, storytelling, and visual ideas.
This website is a place where I collect and share different parts of that world: photographs, visual stories, cycling adventures, video projects, music, production work, and personal projects that shaped the way I see things. All of it comes from the same place: curiosity, movement, observation, and the need to remember moments that would otherwise pass too quickly.

Even when the route is not the right one, it usually leads to something worth remembering.
Ignac Bakse
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