The installation consists of three quasi-medical machines, each revealing a different three-dimensional view of the skin. The camera moves over the skin which has been manipulated with various materials and lights.
Read more »Soft is a story about the marriage of a rock journalist and her 'soft' husband, and how they seek for excitement in their marriage.
Read more »First you see a forest, then soldiers in the forest. Soon it turns out that the soldiers are only boys playing, and the war is only a simulated war game. Soft takes a look at a hobby of the quiet boys.
Read more »A man is standing on the rock surrounded by the sea. It is windy. He sends a message with semaphore signals. Finally the signals make a sentence: Solitude is luxury when it is voluntary.
Read more »A short reminder: Clouds are important and beautiful. But don’t forget the birds.
Read more »The film depicts the racism and prejudice experienced by Finnish immigrants in the United States of the early 1900s, and creates parallels between these experiences and the treatment of refugees in today’s Finland and Europe.
Read more »Experimentations with boxes, film and sound. The underlying question is how to make this life a little bit easier.
Read more »The animation depicts the movement of light and shadow in two realities: in a charcoal drawing of a landscape and in the studio where the drawing is being made. In both of them, we see how sunlight moves around during a day.
Read more »In Teheran 1963, a young student saw Stanley Kubrick's film Spartacus.
Read more »An animation about being moonstruck. The demonic moon incites a woman to a dance that turns her into an animal. Classic horror stories and Japanese demons have provided inspiration for this work.
Read more »'Splitter 2' is an abstract sci-fi epic in which satellite photos from the surface of planet Earth are reformed into a cosmic stream. 'Splitter 2' shows a static, frozen, transforming and moving space in which matter, light and colour is interleaved with the darkness of the void to create a new universe.
Read more »Wheels were pivotal in conquering the west. Nowadays, wheels have become – in the form of a private car – a symbol of freedom and the last way of conquering the great outdoors. However, getting out of a car has become more difficult and much scarier.
Read more »Two boys fight with paper roll swords in the school corridor. The fight is playful, but the hits seem hard, more serious. The video is played backwards in slow motion. The unnatural effect makes the act look like an imaginary game becoming real.
Read more »The name, “Station Polaire”, refers to a well-known 1960s thriller that the artist read as a child. The heroes of the book are fighting against almost impossible probabilities in the Arctic North during the Cold War. Nature has an important role in the story.
Read more »Work composed entirely of still photography (35mm), moving inside four single photographs. From detail to landscape opens up a figure in the middle of a wintery landscape. With the subtle play of shadow and light, the day turns into night turning the figure and its surrounding into a silhouette.
Read more »I got a statue as a present and wanted to break it. The experimental short film is about how reality breaks – about finality. I can only put the pieces back together and change time in an image.
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