A fast and continuous succession of glimpsed graffiti images, satelite dishes and buildings are seen form the windows of a commuter train moving rapidly through an urban landscape. The voice-over sound of a simulated computer woman's voice announces a list of words from a thesaurus that relate to 'creative thought'.
Read more »Minispectacles is a series of one-minute works, cinematic haikus. The first Minispectacle parts are Touché, Douche, Souche. To be continued all the way Part 100, and 100mins feature film. Woman with pocket camera.
Read more »Minispectacles is a series of one-minute works, cinematic haikus. The first Minispectacle parts are Touché, Douche, Souche. To be continued all the way Part 100, and 100mins feature film. Woman with pocket camera.
Read more »Minispectacles is a series of one-minute films, cinematic haikus. Minispectacles 4 x Along follows the flow of water, sewage, the Suez Canal and of desire.
Read more »What does love mean? What does important mean? What becomes of us because of that love-thing? In my life everything is fine - maybe. “My Happiness is Round” is a short film about sibling relationships and childhood.
Read more »'My hate is useless' is a subjective documentary. It is a voice-over poem about eating disorder and the eveday horror.
Read more »Laws of physics get distorted in this epic animation, where a spiralling organism mutates and reforms itself from primary structures to chaotic noise and harmonic caleidoscopic formations. Explosions of light and euphoric electronic music follow a miracle of synthetic life, evolution and afterlife.
Read more »If only you believe like I believe, baby, we'd get by, if only you believe in miracles, baby so would I, if only you believe like I believe, baby we'd get by, if only you believe in miracles, baby, so would I. (Jefferson Airplane)
Read more »Miroir is a study of a process. The vapour on the mirror disappears and reveals the portrait.
Read more »Wise thoughts by Beauty Queens.
Read more »'Miss Kong' shows an overweight woman jumping rope. The work is shot in close-ups on a speeded up 16 mm film. When seen in slow-motion, the movements of the flesh are ruthlessly revealed.
Read more »An installation around the subject of prostitution, containing filmed interviews with sex workers, photographs, and an essay.
Read more »What if… is a self-made alternative biography. A lie that could as well be true. How would the artist be, had she grown up in her other home country. People in New York and Pennsylvania bring the local colour to the interviews by lending the artist their life stories.
Read more »The video work combines distressed and contented sounds of a baby with images of adult men and women acting out the sounds and the feelings that they convey. The work deals in a humorous way with our innate need to feel accepted, loved and happy.
Read more »A girl is playing with her doll when she starts hearing her parents fighting in their bedroom.
Read more »A video based on Teemu Mäki's poem 'What for?' An actress, Noora Dadu, recites the poem ina supermarket and on the rooftop of a building with the Helsinki skyline as the backdrop.
Read more »A minimal and profound study of abstract space, architecture and morality. A room is scanned from inside and outside by particles drifting along fixed three-dimensional coordinates. The soundtrack is an interpretation of a traditional prison blues song, No More My Lord.
Read more »Monster is a video about ageing and vanishing beauty. A woman appears in front of the camera. She is grooming herself. She starts to shake her head vigorously. Her face appears monstrous in slow motion.
Read more »Kenyan children are playing under the canopy of bamboos when, suddenly, the harmonious atmosphere is broken.
Read more »The video was shot in 2001 at the Hietaniemi cemetery in Helsinki. The work examines the passing time from the point of view of the dead and the living. Can we learn something from our longing after the deceased?
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