Horse Eye
01. “Horse Eye is a portrayal of aging in some kind. I view time as coincidental and overlapping, rather than a clear linear path—perhaps this perspective is reflected in my artwork.
Initially, there was an intention to paint, but my interest in charcoal took over. I became captivated by the lines it creates. It just happened. I painted through drawing; after all, drawing is the core of everything I create.
These lines might serve as the foundation and structure for my future artworks. The eye. The foot. The wings. Also included: skull, horse, hipbone, flowers, hourglass sand, and a pelican out of nowhere. Things happen, happen, happen until they don't happen anymore.”
02. Exhibited at Bud Helsinki September 2023
Initially, there was an intention to paint, but my interest in charcoal took over. I became captivated by the lines it creates. It just happened. I painted through drawing; after all, drawing is the core of everything I create.
These lines might serve as the foundation and structure for my future artworks. The eye. The foot. The wings. Also included: skull, horse, hipbone, flowers, hourglass sand, and a pelican out of nowhere. Things happen, happen, happen until they don't happen anymore.”
02. Exhibited at Bud Helsinki September 2023
ArtVerona ‘23
/VFA
01. Aino 2000 is a modern interpretation that delves into the mystical essence of the Finnish folk epic Kalevala. The character of Aino combats challenges by transforming and adapting to the new world in the fluidity form of of water.
02. ArtVerona – The piece was specificly made for Villa Filanda Antonini’s exhibition booth at ArtVerona 2023, where it was on display with two other artist-in-residences : Matteo Valerio (IT) and Alessandro Calabrese (IT). More about VFA ArtVerona project
Work in progress / Villa Filanda Antonini(IT), 09/2023