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Read more »A documentary of a performance comparing the Finnish law and Kalevala.
Read more »A two-screen video installation of a woman consulting a psychiatrist. One projection shows the woman with her dreams and memories, the other shows the psychiatrist.
Read more »In the short animation the mental and physical skills of a man and a stallion are fused into a perfect, aesthetic performance. Into a dance.
Read more »An endless search for an image amongst dust and light. A wide shot of the light reflected by an empty slide projector transforms into a close-up of the dust and dirt of the projection and back into the wide shot. Passage is a film about a creation process and ways of seeing, finding and capturing a moment.
Read more »The video is a recording of a slide projection, in which a potato peel, pressed into a slide frame, and water react to the heat generated from the projector. The title of the work 'Pasteural' refers to pastoral, idyllic depiction of the Nature, but combines it with the scientific and aesthetic observation.
Read more »An installation with projections on three walls showing security camera footage of a staircase whilst a male voice-over reads aloud threatening postcards from an unknown person.
Read more »The video shows three views of empty country roads. The transitions from still to moving image are nearly invisible.
Read more »The starting point for the film shooted in St. Petersburg, Russia, is the question: Is philosophical existentialism valid in a society that has the world's fastest growing income disparity?
Read more »Shot in the video workshop, the work is an intimate study about holding miniature objects.
Read more »The artist carefully covers her entire face with plasters and then removes them slowly. The work comments on the female beauty industry and plastic surgery, resulting to a monstrous face freeze.
Read more »Sleepy surburbia of Klaukkala, as shown by the artist in 1983. Taanila added the soundtrack three years later and sent it to a Mail-art exhibition in Mexico. The cut-up monologue is taken from Jörn Donner's feature film Anna (1970).
Read more »Love song to the wind by a little spruce. A tree made of a woollen mitten sings a song that echoes great confusion and longing.
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