The Summer dress, 2019.
sun faded cotton velvet, copper yarn
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Kesämekko, 2019.
Auringon valossa haalistettu puuvillasametti, kuparilanka
Pyhävaatteita: The Everyday Dress, 2017
sun faded cotton velvet
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Pyhävaatteita: Jokapäivän mekko, 2017
auringon valossa haalistettu puuvillasametti
Pyhävaatteita: The Everyday Dress, 2017
sun faded cotton velvet
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Pyhävaatteita: Jokapäivän mekko, 2017
auringon valossa haalistettu puuvillasametti
Tailor (and Tuomas Laitinen’s(1851–1897) scissors), 2018.
sun faded linen and cotton fabrics, metal wire
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Vaatturi (ja Tuomas Laitisen(1851-1897) sakset, 2018.
Auringon valossa haalistettu pellavakangas ja puuvillakangas, rautalanka
The Everyday Dress, 2019
Sun faded cotton fabric, hand quilted with knots
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Jokapäivän mekko, 2019
Auringossa haalistettu puuvillakangas, solmutikkaus
The Everyday Dress, 2019
Sun faded cotton fabric, hand quilted with knots
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Jokapäivän mekko, 2019
Auringossa haalistettu puuvillakangas, solmutikkaus
Dresses 190202, 190204 and 190206
a short study on burying textiles
installation, 2020.
I buried the dresses that I had sewn from an old cotton sheet for two,four and six months. Burying things in the soft soil of the garden plot is easy. While you are uprooting weeds, you can also bury a few clothes. The deeper you bury them, the more exciting it gets when digging the dresses up. You can never be sure what you will find from the ground, even if you are looking for the things you’ve buried yourself.
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Mekot 190202, 190204 ja 190206
eli lyhyt tutkielma tekstiilien hautaamisesta
installaatio, 2020.
Dresses 190202, 190204 and 190206
a short study on burying textiles
installation, 2020.
Installation presented at the Myymälä2 gallery consisted three buried cotton dresses, soil, garden gloves, a shovel and a wooden stick that marked the burying spot
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Mekot 190202, 190204 ja 190206
eli lyhyt tutkielma tekstiilien hautaamisesta
installaatio, 2020.
Sometimes you should just bury a garment in the ground and enjoy that feeling, installation, 2020
Two dresses made out of an old cotton sheet. The other one has been buried for a one year.
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Joskus voi vaan haudata vaatteen maahan ja nauttia siitä tunteesta
Installaatio, 2020.
Sometimes you should just bury a garment in the ground and enjoy that feeling, installation, 2020
"The act of burying a garment: It’s absurdity and excitement.
How nature and time shape the garment. Waiting.
You can take a garment from this installation and bury it. If you do so, I hope you’re willing to share your process with me. Please leave your contact info to the gallery staff so I can contact you."
Alt+ F exhibition at B-galleria, 2020
Pyhävaatteita t-shirt, 2020
Recycled t-shirt with hand stitching
Pyhävaatteita(Sunday clothes) is an ongoing project that started in 2016. Pyhävaatteita consists sun faded garments.
Pyhävaatteita: a shirt to be buried, 2020.
Conceptual DIY -kit to all who are interested in modesty
Oksa, 2018.
sun faded vintage cotton fabric, Japanese knotweed
The photo shows the sun fading process
The Past
sun faded mixed fabric, old metal tools, jute cord
2019
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Mennyt,
auringossa haalistettu sekoitekangas, vanhat metallityökalut, juuttinaru
2019
I've started to forget things, 2020.
an installation consisting two self made dresses, old textiles, a stool, a bucket, a pot and wild flowers (that might grow next spring or not).
This works is part of an outdoor art exhibition "O Worm Supreme" that remains open to the public for a one year. Located on the grounds of TUO TUO Kulttuuri Tila & Residency in Joutsa and curated by Liina Aalto-Setälä.
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Olen alkanut unohtaa asioita, 2020
Installaatio
