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I’ve been organizing an event with Markus Renvall. It’s Media Art UP!
A new type of an exhibition and an event for new media art.

Here is the press release (PDF).
I coded the web page & made the graphics.
http://media-art-up.com/ (only in finnish, sorry!)
The venue of the event is the Cable Factory in Helsinki, Finland.
http://www.kaapelitehdas.fi/en/tapahtumat/2014/media-art
I made a few new pieces to exhibit there. The “Mood” was a very tough one to conceive especially!
The disputing heads are screens, playing ID Software’s Doom game!
A brightly lit photo below. The exhibition lighting setup is more a favourable one.

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I’ll be at Berlin during June 2nd to 5th with our installation FocusPocus-videoparadox, so feel free to grab my sleeve and share thoughts!
EMERGEANDSEE Festival 2011
Peace.
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This was the first time I sculpted stone. I love when the shapes start to show me content. Then I just continue refining it.

Ponders
The piece of stone (Russian marble) is the same, its just missing material in certain places. In a way, I did not give the shape to it. I merely removed shapes from it. Consequently, the art is in the shape removed, leaving the stone in place. Say, a brick has little value, until labor refines it and brings in to context (a building or a sculpture).
Bringing the content out of the vague formal dynamics of the shape is a very calming process. It finds the meaning of something formerly undefined, and (in a way) gives elements to allow free interpretation. I think that art is something everyone has the right to understand from their own point of view. I love, when a piece of art speaks for itself, without the necessity of someone else’s interpretation.
What kind of emotions and thoughts does it awaken in you?
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Sorry about the image quality.



This is an AD (Art Director) from hell. The money is there for size comparison, but in a way it serves the idea 😉
Yeah, I know. It’s not smooth and perfected, and our camera is outdated.
My wife doesn’t think it’s realistic. I think it’s the content, not the form. I mean, someone could have that kind of features and proportions, right?
Somehow this guy ended up looking like a mix of John Lennon and Octave Parango (from 99 francs).
Anyway, I had to post something. I’m busy with a big project, and I can’t publish anything about it, yet!
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Something classical art this time. Pencil on paper. Scanned and level adjustment in Gimp.
I wanted to test how well I remember the external human anatomy, and ended up with my version of Zeus. He pulls the lightning from his hair. No reference or model of any kind was used.
As a self taught artist, I had to build a solid understanding of the laws of nature, to be able to create art in it’s various ways.
I have the deepest respect to Michelangelo‘s understanding of muscular anatomy, mass and shape. He was very observant and talented man.
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Now this is the first of a kind for me. It was made digitally, with a Wacom Intuos Drawpad. It’s really important to me, and it works really well on a huge print, and when projected. None of the shapes are there by accident. Every shape has a connection, and a reason. A media installation as a never-ending dive in to the details of the image is also obtainable.

Here’s a detail of his head.

He is hidden, but still, you can see him. He can only be seen from his actions.
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