Ventriloquized

Anna Estarriola
New work
Borrowing the aesthetics of a ventriloquist show, Anna Estarriola and her representation perform together an existential duet that speculates about perception and the side effects of being under pressure. The piece involves visual illusions, text and physical movement. Through the interaction with humanized objects and... Read more »

Related to glory

Anna Estarriola
New work
Humans search for ways to reach some kind of renown, praise, honour or immortality, through physical and intellectual achievements. The need for glory can be powerful and in order to obtain it many undertake tasks with great effort, risk and sacrifice. This exhibition of media art installations includes visionary... Read more »

Memory Trace 

Santtu Koivu
New work

Grandma and grandpa are playing a game from their childhood. After a moment of practice, they find a conjoint rhythm.

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Playing With the Dragon

Heini Aho
New work

The video Playing with the Dragon portrays a play with fire. A person builds unstable assemblages under burning candles. The illusion of safety or remoteness of danger may alienate one from life. Avoiding danger begins to define the course of the day and what we do in life.

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Zen-Stones

Ilkka Pitkänen
New work
Zen-Stones is an installation that consists of cobblestones and a video projection with sound. The idea of an installation with cobblestones was born in Prague on Petřín hill - Kinsky Garden (Kinského zahrada), where a lonely worker was building a pavement, stone by stone, on the roads leading to the... Read more »

Land of Lords

Shachindra Dass
New work

Who are the enlightened beings in the Land of Lords? Sadhus and the monkeys living on the shores of river Ganges have different points of view. It can be love for God, love for natural-wisdom or love for survival.

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The Bundle

Barbara Tieaho
New work

The film is a fantasy about a woman in the Finnish lake landscape, her feelings of trust, dreams and frustration. The work is at first hopeful but little by little changes towards darkness and sorrow. Finally, we see the landscape in hard light.

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Air Gap

Sari Palosaari
New work

The scene is set in a rough urban landscape, yet the expectations of the image are about to have an unexpected turn in a form of a vacuum lifter. The minimal moving image work plays with the conventional perception of the cinematic space. A simple act opens up another space where you did not think it would be.

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Finnish Midsummer 2169

Anssi Kasitonni
New work

In the year of 2169 there will be a solar eclipse during Midsummer Eve in Finland. That changes the life of a certain female vampire bat.

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Plantheon

Teuri Haarla
New work
Plantheon is an intimate and experimental portrait of Finnish artist Teuri Haarla, and focuses on his holistic methods for dealing with infancy trauma and social pressure. Allowed regularly, ego melting leads to regressive biodrunken "rituals", reflecting religion and philosophy. Balance is kept with family by spending time... Read more »

KARAKIA The Resetting Ceremony

Sasha Huber
New work
Huber travels with a greenstone carver Jeff Mahuika (Kati Mahaki, Poutini Kai Tahu) to the site, between Kā Roimata a Hine Hukatere (Franz Josef Glacier) and Te Moeka o Tuawe (Fox Glacier) at Te Waipounamu (South Island) of New Zealand. On location Mr Mahuika offered a karakia blessing to symbolically un-name the glacier... Read more »

Flowers

Ina Jaakkola
New work

Flowers video is a subjective and erotic experience of spring. Camera transports the viewer deep into the private flower world. Everyday life disappears and moves away. Everyday sounds are somewhere far away. The video reflects the sensitivity to beauty of a human in love.

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Unavoidable

Ina Jaakkola
New work

Unavoidable describes a human approach to suffering and loss, and eventually the loss of one's own life. Unavoidable speaks of how we are forced to bow to the facts. The video is dreamy and hazy, the colors are scarce. The message of the work is universal and soothing.

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To Melt

Minna Långström
New work
Somewhere in time a person carries a package, then drops it to the ground with a crash. Someone else explores the content of the box. The story is repeated in what first appears to be an endless loop. To Melt is an audiovisual poem about intergenerational transmissions of memories. The same story is repeated eight times in... Read more »

Forest Martha

Helinä Hukkataival
New work
Forest Martha is part of the series of photography and video First You Have to Be a Martha, which started in 2014. Season changes from autumn to winter and Martha continues her quiet work in the middle of a Finnish forest. Forest Martha is the counterpart to the video Never a Lazy Moment, filmed in the centre of Rome in... Read more »

Null Statue

Timo Wright
New work
Null Statue is an experimental short film where crude oil is thrown at invisible objects, creating temporary abstract sculptures. Through editing, chaotic virtual statues are created only in time, not space. When viewed with 3D glasses, these statues come to life into the real world, evolving in front of the... Read more »

I Got Pennant

Denise Ziegler
New work
I Got a Pennant is an experimental film about the culture of pennants. In the work, children present the pennants they received as a reward for fair playing in team sports. We see children's hands hanging the pennants one after another on a nail on the wall. Children present their pennants with careful and proud gestures.... Read more »

My Tree

Salla Myllylä
New work

A hand paints an outline for a tree on a window on a sunny spring day. People and cars pass by in the suburban backyard. The painting advances little by little. Passing of seasons is filmed through the aperture created by painting. The work describes a gesture of mark making and note taking in an everyday environment.

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Heavy Skirt

Helinä Hukkataival
New work
Tradition and learned habits can be so strong that one cannot even think of different or new possibilities. In the video performance, a woman in closed surroundings is doing her everyday tasks. She recognises the pressure of tradition and decides to get rid of it, even if she could not know what will come after this step... Read more »

Teta Veleta

Kalle Hamm
New work

Teta Veleta is based on Pier Paolo Pasolini's early letters, texts and so called The Red Notebooks, which were written when he was 18–31 years old. The video portraits a young man who finds himself through a personal scandal. The video is filmed in Casarsa and Rome, where Pasolini lived while writing his texts.

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Never a Lazy Moment

Helinä Hukkataival
New work
In spring 2014, the artist did performance interventions in Rome. She was sitting and cutting a white men's shirt into weft. Her figure, dressed in black and head covered with a scarf did not draw attention, but people occasionally stopped to see what she was doing. In Piazza Navona the life around the artist was busy, and... Read more »

Contrecourant

Pauliina Salminen
New work
In this series of portraits, people are filmed under water, saying something they would not or could not say otherwise. They may be expressing anger or other emotions, or telling a secret. The characters are shown in close-ups while they stay underwater, making their declaration as long as they can, until the lack of... Read more »

The Powder of Sympathy

Tuomas A. Laitinen
New work
Diving deep into the often obscure global flow of materials, in this instance copper, The Powder of Sympathy sets in motion a frantic flow of images combined with feverish pounding, hissing and rattling sounds sourced from West Africa, the USA and China. The healing properties of copper are juxtaposed with its conductive... Read more »

Jenny

Ilkka Pitkänen
New work
Jenny is a documentary video work filmed with one take. The protagonist of this video is a construction worker who walked by chance into the frame during the take. The worker who was having a break at Museum Island (Museumsinsel) in Berlin takes out his fishing equipment and starts fishing from the Spree riverbank. The... Read more »

ONE

Juha van Ingen
New work
The starting point for ONE is a video taken with a mobile phone. The camera has not been able to capture the original view, and the resulting video contains only mystical glitch. What causes the glitch? What is the moment or subject that was originally attempted to be documented? Is there a huge planet or a tiny cell... Read more »

Eyeliner

Hanna Saarikoski
New work

In Eyeliner, a woman draws – or, more accurately, traces – the outlines of her face with black pen eyeliner. When a line finds the borders of the face, the woman turns her head and begins the process anew.

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See Paris and Die

Hanna Saarikoski
New work

My first visit in France. I spent four days in Paris keeping my eyes shut the whole time during this performance. On my eyelids I had a second pair of eyes painted with masquerade paints. In the spring 2012, the footage and sound recordings from the trip were edited into the video See Paris and Die.

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Hamish and Eeva II

Eeva-Mari Haikala
New work
On stage, a man and a woman are struggling, pulling and pushing each other. The piece is inspired by Welsh painter Gwen John’s (1876–1939) letters and... Read more »