Daytime study, nighttime exhibition. The space of asbestos lives and is layered day by day, night by night. Life leaves traces - piles, stains, shadows are created.
The variable window gallery is open to passers-by from 12 to 17 January 2021, from 6 to 1 p.m.
The nocturnal life of objects is a dialogical and second mutually supportive process of Tanja Turpeinen, Lauri Niskanen, Sofia Pyy and Annika Niskanen, the first part of which will take place at the beginning of 2021 at Asbestos Art Space. The joint exhibition, which warps up Mäkelänkatu, may combine Mobile's movement, a disco of impossibilities, a wall that always peels from wallpaper and the first breath of the year.
In collaboration with Mystery Co. www.facebook.com/mysteerico
Event photo: Sofia Pyy
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Sofia Pyy is an artist living in Helsinki who works with drawing, photography, text and experimental publications. She is interested in puns, humor, clumsy expression, and the process of abstraction.
Annika Niskanen is an artist and producer from Helsinki. Niskanen works in a space- and situation-oriented way, with installations and dialogical processes. Niskanen's works are often to play with everyday objects and rules.
Tanja Turpeinen is a performer and producer living in Helsinki. Turpeinen is interested in issues of identity, ego, sexuality and the use of power. She often combines autobiographical elements with his work.
Lauri Niskanen is a Helsinki-based word and performance artist, as well as a dissertation researcher and poetry analysis teacher at the University of Helsinki. Lauri specializes in making word art in groups and communities, and transforming the results into text, speech, or presentation.