Ilmari Gryta
Ilmari Gryta (born in 1979) is a sculptor who employs various materials and techniques. He graduated with a Master’s in Fine Arts from the Academy of Fine Arts, University of the Arts Helsinki in 2008. Since graduating, he has held solo exhibitions in galleries and museums, and participated in numerous group and collective exhibitions. Gryta’s works can be found in the collections of the Finnish State, Kiasma, and the Jenny and Antti Wihuri Foundation. In addition to exhibitions, he has also realised public artworks, with his latest series Aurinko ja Kuu (Sun and Moon), completed in 2022 for the Tervakoski Health Center.
Rikard Lassenius
Rikard Lassenius is a video and sound artist living in Helsinki. Member of MUU ry, AV-Arkki, Yö ry and Animaatiokilta.
My work delves into the fabric of time, bending and looping it to mirror the cycles that shape human existence. Through layered soundscapes and distorted, shifting visuals, I create immersive spaces where time unravels and reweaves, moving both forward and backward in continuous motion. In a world dense with images, these pieces invite a pause — a contemplative experience that transcends linear perception, drawing viewers into a state where personal echoes merge with universal rhythms. Here, repetition becomes reflection, and the boundaries between self and cosmos blur.
Mikko Luostarinen
Mikko Luostarinen (b. 1993) has a Master of Arts degree from the Academy of Fine Arts. He has had solo exhibitions, for example, at Project Room in Helsinki, Galleria Uusikuva in Kotka and Galleria Ars Libera in Kuopio. He has also taken part in several group exhibitions in Finland and abroad. From 2016 to 2017, Luostarinen spent a year in Japan as an exchange student at the University of Tsukuba.
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