Assorted flavours, 2018 Kuva:Milla Vaahtera
Assorted Flavours: Raspberry, detail 2018
Kuva: Milla Vaahtera
Assorted Flavours: Mint Whirl, 2018
Kuva: Milla Vaahtera
Assorted Flavours, 2018
Kuva: Milla Vaahtera
Tattitanssi, 2017
Mushroom size: smallest Ø16cm h:16cm, biggest Ø30cm h:22cm
Tattitanssi, 2017, detail
Tattitanssi, 2017, detail
Älä nuolaise ennen kuin tipahtaa, 2016, kieli 22x31x18cm, jäätelö 22x22x37cm
Älä nuolaise ennen kuin tipahtaa, 2016, detail
It's Not a Piece of Cake, 2016, size 22x22x42cm
A collaboration with Miia Lötjönen
It's Not a Piece of Cake, detail, 2016
A collaboration with Miia Lötjönen
Emo 1, 2016, size 15x15x34cm
Named after the Finnish word “Emo” (/ˈe.mo/), meaning “Mother”, this collection of works interprets the many emotions and feelings that we as human beings go through.
With their fluttery skirts or blazing hairdos these sculptures all represent their own feeling: one of them happy and joyful, while the other is rushing in a hurry. Like in real life these emotions aren’t clearly labeled, but alter depending on the viewers rendition.
Emo 1, 2016, detail
Emo 2, 2016, size 26,5x26,5x43cm
Named after the Finnish word “Emo” (/ˈe.mo/), meaning “Mother”, this collection of works interprets the many emotions and feelings that we as human beings go through.
With their fluttery skirts or blazing hairdos these sculptures all represent their own feeling: one of them happy and joyful, while the other is rushing in a hurry. Like in real life these emotions aren’t clearly labeled, but alter depending on the viewers rendition.
Emo 3, 2016, size 28x28x46cm
Named after the Finnish word “Emo” (/ˈe.mo/), meaning “Mother”, this collection of works interprets the many emotions and feelings that we as human beings go through.
With their fluttery skirts or blazing hairdos these sculptures all represent their own feeling: one of them happy and joyful, while the other is rushing in a hurry. Like in real life these emotions aren’t clearly labeled, but alter depending on the viewers rendition.
Emo 4, 2016, size 20x20x40cm
Named after the Finnish word “Emo” (/ˈe.mo/), meaning “Mother”, this collection of works interprets the many emotions and feelings that we as human beings go through.
With their fluttery skirts or blazing hairdos these sculptures all represent their own feeling: one of them happy and joyful, while the other is rushing in a hurry. Like in real life these emotions aren’t clearly labeled, but alter depending on the viewers rendition.
