A Bit Scary Really... is a video piece where a couple – a man and a woman – are attempting to fell a tree. It’s not such a simple job for city-folks, it seems. It’s a big spruce and a first attempt. But they’re giving it all they’ve got. Will it fall, and if so, which way…?
Read more »World Champions shows the reactions of the Finns to their gold-medal in the World Championships in Ice Hockey. During one night and the day after it becomes acceptable to be nude in public, and to sing patriotic songs with strangers. Over 100000 people gather at a square in central Helsinki.
Read more »A series of images and impressions from a Sunday morning walk in a hiking path (Wanderweg).
Read more »A feminist western about environmental activists. Five women walk on an arid plain. In the afternoon they hide in the woods from a patrolling helicopter. As the sun sets, they reach an industrial site and break in.
Read more »The increasing blurring of fact and fiction, news and entertainment marks the 21st century. It can be difficult to know what is truth and fiction in the big media flow we have around us. A contemplation on how war is represented in television.
Read more »Holding a grey shawl across my shoulders, I spin on the tip of a slope in Gran Canaria's Maspalomas at the end of 2007.
Read more »An animation about a young man between his family and girlfriends. Even though Mummy does not approve all the girls, she is proud of her son being a true ladies´ man.
Read more »An experiment on the essence of being a woman, summarised. Think about the virtues in your body. Show them, use them. Dart about. You may abandon them, what then.
Read more »The doctor of technology, Ziandra Pettersson, and the reporter Valeria Svetigorsk are presenting a new invention, the GOTH SIMULATOR. The machine is supposed to make new hit songs using the elements and lyrics of goth music.
Read more »A work about whoredom. The video questions whether one's life is worth living in a society where everything has a price-tag on and almost all jobs are forms of prostitution. The work permanently in progress deals with Athens, ethics, pragmatism, minimalism, humor and the concept of brotherhood.
Read more »A declaration of a real woman. The video shows the protagonist's attempt at being 'a fucking real woman' in the world's most beautiful city, Paris.
Read more »A woman dressed in black moves on a bed as if dancing or wrestling. A voiceover tells about a woman in a café.
Read more »The left-overs are cleaned off the dinner table once again, with the optimistic statement 'Dad will join us on the holiday.'
Read more »Seppo Renvall made the music video for Mira Calix's song "Woody", using material from narrow-gauge home films, shot by his father, Ben Renvall, at their summer place, in the early 1960s. The child in the video is the artist himself. He seems to wander all alone in the middle of a forest.
Read more »Video music vibrating in x-major, a journey within music and noise, heading towards the inmost of the sound itself. X-major is an imagined scale tuned to the frequency of atoms.
Read more »Wrapped in a rust-coloured scarf and with a piece of wood on my shoulders, I sit on rocks on the Eastern shore of Helsinki’s Harakka Island approximately once a week for a year from 25 January 2009 to 6 February 2010.
Read more »With a rust-coloured scarf wrapped around my shoulders, I sit on rocks and pieces of wood in various parts of the world (La Gomera on the Canary Islands, Boa Vista in Cape Verde, Kadermo in Finland, and Brac in Croatia) during the year 2009.
Read more »(1.) A rust-coloured scarf wrapped around my shoulders, I sit on a buoy on the island of Harakka in Helsinki approximately once a week during a year from 25 January 2009 to 6 February 2010. (2.) The buoy videoed on the same occasions.
Read more »(1.) A rust-coloured scarf around my shoulders, I sit in a niche in the wall on the island of Harakka in Helsinki approximately once a week during a year from 25 January 2009 to 6 February 2010. (2.) The niche in the wall videoed on the same occasions.
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