Category: kristinestad
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Lily Of The Valley
A most certain sign that it is summer again: I am picking up plants and squeezing out their juices for anthotype printing. I had made myself a mental note, after having read somewhere, that the lily of the valley has a very high degree of photosensitive chlorophyl in it. I never had the chance to […]
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Open Call For Artists’ Residency
Open call – Kristinestad, FINLAND August 2020: art, weaving and pottery Kristinestad Artists’ Residency is a non-profit and artist/volunteer run programme in the idyllic wooden town of Kristinestad on the Finnish West coast. We are now inviting artists for a stay between 2 and 29 August 2020. Anyone wanting to make use of our weaving […]
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Unremitting Evanescence
In the middle of our summer residency programme, I am showing some of my work again at the Old Customs House in Kristiinankaupunki during 10-20 June. This magnificent wooden house, build in 1680, is a fantastic environment for shows, standing against the constantly changing, disappearing, regenerating nature of our environment. I have named this series […]
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Soundscapes From the Sahel I
I took my microphone for a walk yesterday. Making recordings is fun, and listening to them is just as much fun! Hit the play button, sit back or stand tall, make some moves or lye in bed and travel inside your head to wherever… this immediacy is what makes music and sound so cool. In […]
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The Ocean of Tuonela
The Ocean of Tuonela: Human and Temporal Impacts The ‘Ocean of Tuonela’ refers to the Underworld, the realm of the dead, in Finnish mythology. It is the title of a multi-artistic exhibition at Bailiff Starcke’s House at Kyrkogatan / Kirkkokatu in Kristinestad / Kristiinankaupunki, Fibnland. The impact of time and man on our habitat is […]
Jarmo Pikkujämsä 