A multi-faceted story of crime and conscience. Includes elements from animation and live action films, countryside and space age equipment – and the most awesome plan for a bank robbery, explained by using bangers and mash.
Read more »A study on movement. The artist turns her head, wrapped in gauze, slower and slower, and finally extremely slowly from side to side. The video approaches the problems of perceiving time.
Read more »A small spatial exercise. The artist is locating himself with the help of the sound and the image of the video camera.
Read more »A portrait of a man called Cosmos, a childhood acquaintance of the artist. Both of them were born in the same village, in the Southern Finland archipelago. In the video he talks about his relationship to the universe, and his mental illness.
Read more »Charcoal-drawn outlines of a room appear on the walls of a cellar space: windows, a chair, a clock and plants that start to blossom. Light moves around indicating the passing of time. The work depicts, in a poetic way, settling in at a new home.
Read more »The man in the video is trying to knot a tie. He fails and tries again and again. Men wear ties in order to be convincing. It helps both at work and for picking up women. A tie is the tool for social survival.
Read more »The artist is sitting next to or on the steaming earth in five different places in Krysuvik on Iceland during Easter 2010.
Read more »I am walking with a red scarf on my head and a light in my hand past the camera from left to right, from South East towards North West on the western cliffs of Harakka island 13 times, at Christmas time from 25.12. 3 PM – 26.12. 1 PM in 2005, with two hour intervals.
Read more »A delivery man experiences it all – and sees grey people – in the outskirts of a city during his working day. The film focuses on the global human act of keeping the system running.
Read more »A poetry video based on four poems by Pentti Saarikoski, Väinö Kirstinä, Teemu Manninen, and Teemu Mäki. Made by eight teenagers aged 15-20 under the supervision of Aune Kallinen and Teemu Mäki.
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