Uninvited Guest

Juha Mäki-Jussila
New work

One day my neighbour knocked on my door looking confused. She showed me her bleeding finger and told that a strange fur cap in her kitchen bit her. I followed her in her home trying to find out what was going on.

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Moon

Maria Ylikoski
New work

A film showing the full moon at 5 a.m. moving across the sky on the 20th of March 2003, the day the allied forces launched attacks on Iraq. The image wavers, even the moon seems uncertain. 

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The Announcer

Pilvi Takala
New work

An elderly lady pushes the limits of customer service at an up-market department store by continuously requesting announcements for interesting-looking men.

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The Cube

Roi Vaara
New work
The Cube is a documentation of a performance in Kunsthalle Lophem, Belgium. The artist is inside a 3 m x 3 m x 3 m wooden cube. The audience can climb up a ladder leaning against the outer wall of the cube in order to see the performance. The performance lasts 4–5 hours, during which the artist fills the inner walls... Read more »

Kyoto Fog

Pekka Sassi
New work

An abstract mood piece from the imaginary Kyoto, hectic and foggy. The visual material is the slowed-down image of a rewinding dv-tape.

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Hands

Marjatta Oja
New work
Hands uses two video projections on opposite walls. Both show a hand with a rectangle drawn on it. There is also a rectangle drawn on the walls, which coincides (or does not coincide) with the rectangle drawn on the hand in the video. Hands explores the emergence of a new space through a trick-like event,... Read more »

Hidden

Marika Orenius
New work

The video work examines the interpretation of dreams and questions the psychoanalysis. The interrogation and the interpretation of the analyst do not reveal the personal meanings of the dream, or the event itself, that the person is concealing.

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The Ruins of the Gaze

Anu Pennanen
New work
The Ruins of the Gaze is a 5-screen architectonic video installation about the historic Les Halles, Europe’s biggest metro station/shopping centre complex, which is in Paris. The work was filmed just before the area was to be rebuilt. The metro station’s central traffic interchange has been... Read more »

Gift

Fanni Niemi-Junkola
New work

“Gift” is a cinematic portrait of a woman who travels to the edge of the world. The story focuses on themes of otherness and distance in contrast to everyday life in a village community.

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Land's End

Ulla Väätäinen Liisa Karvonen
New work
Land´s End addresses the 1991 Gulf War. It is a continually topical critique on the language used in the media coverage of war. It also points to the endless series of frustrating acts caused by violence. Land’s End forms the second part of the Sorting trilogy that also includes Sunday (1990) and The Seventh... Read more »

Wire

Harri Larjosto
New work

'Wire' follows a red thread from nature to a warehouse and ends with an explosion…

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Lasso

Salla Tykkä
New work

A woman sees a powerful man behind the window. Lasso exposes a moment in a young woman's life; moment at which one's inability to face the other – or oneself, even – is squeezed into a powerful sensation somewhere on the edge of the unreal.

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The Lovers' Bed

Elina Saloranta
New work

'The Lovers' Bed' is based on Marguerite Duras' novel 'The North China Lover'. The artist collected quotations from the book and created a new collage based on the re-edited text.

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Left Right

Maria Duncker
New work

The stunt of all stunts. A little donkey's life in the limelight. The donkey falls to the left, and right, and left, and right, in front of the flashing lights.

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Leningrad, my love

Anneli Nygren
New work
A mother and daughter come to study in Leningrad. They find a lodging at a Russian male student’s place. Read more »

Flyers

Santtu Koivu
New work

Wings beat the sky as the bird is trying to fly. Flyers is a story of short flying performances.

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Lesson

Elina Brotherus
New work
'The Lesson' is dealing with cruelty and the use of power directed towards the physical attributes of a woman (i.e. the body). In the video, the artist herself is performing simple ballet movements. She wanted to examine, how does it feel to get rude and humiliating response and not to be able to reach the ideal, no matter... Read more »

Let Leslie Lie

Hanne Ivars
New work

Let Leslie Lie is a group work, made in Trondheim, Norway for the Cable TV. It is a shortfilm, where a voice tells a story from childhood, about Leslie… Do we let Leslie lie or do we let her lie?

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Light Life

Mikko Kallinen
New work

A dance film that investigates movement less through a dancer's physical body than through his costume fitted with lights which he wears in a dark space. The choreography advances from the movements of abstract dots of light towards the visible, physical dancer.

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Moving Emu

Sami van Ingen
New work

Moving Emu is a fragmented triangular drama. A two second long event, starring a frightened emu and the landscape, recorded from a passing car.

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Through The Looking Glass

Maria Ylikoski
New work
Through the looking glass is an attempt to examine the constant inner monologue/dialogue taking place within us. We talk with ourselves more than with anyone else. We fight against ourselves more than against anyone else. One actor plays two sides of the same person, Me and Self, engaged in discussion in... Read more »

Gliders

Anssi Kasitonni
New work

A young squirrel keen on rock’n’roll, American cars and skateboarding is unable to carry on the time-honoured traditions of his family and dressing up as a flying squirrel to protect the home woods.

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Line Fill

Pekka Sassi
New work
A horizontal and vertical moment in an abstract space. Overexposed lines. Read more »

Line Fill 2

Pekka Sassi
New work

A kinetic dive into the immaterial world. The video consists of extreme close-ups of lines printed on an A4 paper. The music is composed by using rising and falling test tones.

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Return of Birdsong

Milja Viita
New work

Children from both Finland and Kenya return the songs of endangered species of birds to their former nesting areas by imitating their calls.

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