At the Water's Edges

Rita Jokiranta
New work
At the Water’s Edges is a multichannel video installation about rising seas, the climate change and a big city. The work employs New York City as an example—due to its long and shallow shoreline, the city is very vulnerable to storms and flooding. The structure of the work is episodic and controlled by random... Read more »

The Devils of Paasselkä

Axel Straschnoy
New work

The Devils of Paasselkä is a film about our relationship with the unknown. For more than three hundred years, mysterious lights have appeared floating over a lake sitting on a meteorite crater. Witnesses of the lights share their experiences while two men set out to find them. 

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might not fit

Tanja Koistila
New work

A diptych of two sculptures moving. One quite self-centered, the other one reaches more outwards. The sound plays an important role.

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Reversals

Pauliina Salminen
New work
A choreography in an urban space shows a person trying to adapt to city structures, looking at cracks in walls and reflections, as if searching for a passage to another space. Her body movements confront the built environment and challenge gravity. Finally, the person and her movements proceed in an underwater environment... Read more »

Superposition 50x02v03

David Muth
New work
The piece "Superposition 50x02v03" is part of a collaboration between Salome Schmuki and David Muth. Black forms are successively drawn on white background. They look like letters; the beginning of a text or a message. Seemingly familiar at first, they cannot be recognised. After a set of forms is complete, the process... Read more »

Half Full

Pinja Valja
New work
Half full deals with the subjectivity of truth by playing with the common saying of a cup being half empty or half full. In one channel of the work, white vases are filling up with black liquid. Simultaneously on the other channel, black vases are filling up with white liquid. The liquids overflow, turning the white vases... Read more »

Failed Emptiness. Time

Mika Taanila
New work

Suddenly there is an enormous amount of time. At first everything is possible. Anything might happen. Gradually the possible becomes impossible.

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Sasha Huber’s solo exhibition in Kunstinstituut Melly, Rotterdam

Sasha Huber’s solo exhibition is open in Kunstinstituut Melly, Rotterdam, until August 9. Swiss-Haitian-Finnish artist Sasha Huber uses performance, photography and film, among other media, to investigate colonial residues left in the environment. Her projects conceive of natural spaces—mountains, lakes,… Read more »

Meet the Artist – Dave Berg

Dave Berg (b.1981) graduated from the Finnish Academy of Fine Arts in 2013, after which he has made live-action films as well as shorter computer animations. Dark themes, intensity and poetic narration are typical for his art. Berg tells us… Read more »

Laila's Apple

Azar Saiyar
New work

Composed of archive footage and interviews, Laila's Apple is a video work about childhood, growing up, learning and rules. 

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Compliance

Iona Roisin
New work

Compliance is a poetic examination of how trauma reverberates through the years. 

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A Nature Documentary

Joel Karppanen
New work

An essay film about simulated nature, forest animals, nature photographers and national parks, that combines ecocriticism and image critique, archival and modern day footage, natural soundscape and electronic birds. 

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My Whimsical Resonance

Jenni-Juulia Wallinheimo-Heimonen
New work

A stuttering musician Juuso Sintonen shows how art and playfulness help him not be so afraid of life. During the interview, he performs as a street musician and plays with textile art objects inspired by stuttering. 

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Via Karelia

Elian Mikkola
New work
Tracing back a lost identity, hidden in the forests of an abandoned war zone. How does trauma get carried on from a generation to another and is there a way to stop the cycle? The filmmaker tries to understand how to heal from the pressures of the past by searching for their grandmother's childhood home. Taking the journey... Read more »

Magma

Jade Kallio
New work

Magma is a balm for soothing terrestrial aches, a memento of worlds not yet imagined. To exhale is the smallest possible ritual, one that has to do with memory: an old world, a lava lamp, the smell of gas, a suspended bubble; a sacrifice that is the end of all sacrifice. (Anna Tomi)

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Hydrangea

Anni Kinnunen
New work

The artist spraypaints a flower in a black background, turning invisible to visible. 

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Feel

Anni Kinnunen
New work

Feel reflects the sense of being an outsider and still trying to blend in. As humans we have this strong need to be part of something and still stand out as an individual. This work was made during a two-month residency in Japan. 

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One by One

Anni Kinnunen
New work

A balloon, a positive item and a symbol of light-heartedness and fun turns into something that takes our thoughts on the verge of the distress.

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