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Galerie Forsblom

till7 Jun

Anna Fasshauer - Sculpturology

Galerie Forsblom

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German artist Anna Fasshauer creates sculptures by bending, hammering, and rolling aluminum. Foregrounding embodiment, the intensely physical nature of her process is central to her practice: through sheer strength, her body reshapes the material, producing bumps and dents that transfigure its form.

artsculpturealuminumcontemporaryphysical process

German artist Anna Fasshauer creates sculptures by bending, hammering, and rolling aluminum. Foregrounding embodiment, the intensely physical nature of her process is central to her practice: through sheer strength, her body reshapes the material, producing bumps and dents that transfigure its form.

till7 Jun

Kim Somervuori - Mingus

Galerie Forsblom

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Kim Somervuori approaches painting with unabashed curiosity. His process is relaxed and intuitive, embracing surprise as central to his practice. He draws thematic inspiration from a wide range of sources, from art history and literature to subcultures and popular culture.

artpaintingcontemporaryintuitiveexpressive

Kim Somervuori approaches painting with unabashed curiosity. His process is relaxed and intuitive, embracing surprise as central to his practice. He draws thematic inspiration from a wide range of sources, from art history and literature to subcultures and popular culture.

till7 Jun

Aino Lintunen - Floorless Room

Galerie Forsblom

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Aino Lintunen describes her practice as process-driven painting. She begins by feeling out a direction through drawing and writing. Excessive planning feels constrictive; as the process unfolds, the painting itself begins to suggest its own path.

artpaintingcontemporaryprocess-drivenabstract

Aino Lintunen describes her practice as process-driven painting. She begins by feeling out a direction through drawing and writing. Excessive planning feels constrictive; as the process unfolds, the painting itself begins to suggest its own path.