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Santeri Tuori

Water Lilies #21, 2023
Pigment Print
196 x 145 cm
Edition of 6 + 2 AP

With his "Water Lilies" series, Santeri Tuori combines a limited set of photographs that he is taking during different stages of the same season. Assembled, they inspire a surreal sensation, as if the lilies are hovering on the surface of the water. Yet, there’s a depth within the photographs that seemingly entices the viewer to dive in.

Santeri Tuori
Jakub Julian Ziółkowski

Jakub Julian Ziółkowski

Untitled, 2022
Gouache, ink, paper
53 x 39 cm
Unique

Jakub Julian Ziółkowski’s works have a unique quality of toeing the line between abstraction – much like the colors, shapes, and spiritual inquiry of a Hilma af Klint painting – and classic figuration, allowing him to abstract what we are seeing.

Niko Luoma

Self-Titled Adaptation of Nude Descending a Staircase, No.2 (1912), 2021
Archival pigment print, Diasec
220 x 140 cm
Edition of 6 + 2 AP

Niko Luoma has built his career around using the photographic process as a tool for conceptual thinking, using light as a raw material. In his most recent series, "Adaptations", Luoma draws upon art history to find his subjects for his reconstructions.
Niko Luoma
Mikko Rikala

Mikko Rikala

The Why of the Visibility, 2017
From the series Francesca Woodman
Digital C-print on glass, shelf
40 x 30 cm
Edition of 5 + 2 AP

In the series Francesca Woodman, Mikko Rikala draws his inspiration from the drawings by José Antonio Suárez Londoño on the late US-American photographer and her early photographs, which functioned as Rikala's point of departure.

Jussi Nahkuri

Some Nice Thoughts, 2022
Archival pigment print on rectangular aluminum tubing
150 x 105 x 10 cm
Edition of 5

Jussi Nahkuri is an artist working with time conceptually rather than strictly documenting the world around him. His approach is inspired by the theories of French philosopher Henri Bergson, who is majorly known for his elaborations regarding the significance of immediate experience and intuition in order to understand time.
Jussi Nahkuri
Grey Crawford

Grey Crawford

Chroma # 672, 1980
From the series Chroma Fabula
Archival pigment print, framed
120 x 170 cm
Edition of 6

Further options: 61 x 85 cm


In his series Chroma (1978­–1984), Grey Crawford uses the same masking technique seen in Umbra. Unlike his earlier works, Chroma represented a new departure, as it opened up different possibilities that black and white photography couldn’t.

Katarzyna Kozyra

Homo Quadrupeds Meeting, 2018
From the series Homo Quadrupeds
Archival pigment print
75 x 120 cm 
Edition of 5 + 2 AP


Katarzyna Kozyra is Poland’s most well-known video and performance artist. From the beginning, she has been breaking social taboos, for which the conservative Polish society regards her as controversial. Her work points to some of the most important issues of human existence: identity and transgression.
Katarzyna Kozyra
Eeva Karhu

Eeva Karhu

Path (moments) Winter 1, 2019
From the series Path (moments)
Pigment print, framed
47 x 75 cm
Edition of 5 + 2 AP


In her Path (moments) series, Karhu photographs the same walking route she takes from her home throughout three months and compiles all the photos together to form the given season they were taken in.

Sanna Kannisto

Ramphocelus costaricensis, 2019
Pigment ink print, framed
81 x 61 cm
Edition of 7 + 2 AP

Further options: 160 x 120 cm


Sanna Kannisto’s works explore the intersection between nature, science, and art. Her photographs are a study of different methods, approaches, and theories in how humankind interacts with its natural environment.
Sanna Kannisto
Marcin Jasik

Marcin Jasik

Untitled, 2022
170 x 220 cm
Acrylic, tape on canvas

Unique

Marcin Jasik's paintings are a constant search in the area of the painterly language of abstraction. The artist draws inspiration from both his own experiences and the history of painting, by re-processing iconic images or motifs.