2021
Photography series inspired by Mark Ravenhill´s play ”Some Explicit Polaroids”. This series combines the thematic subjects of the play and my own accounts on what it was like to experience the 90´s.
Duration: 20´, 2017
In the first part of this two-parted performance I wash my self vigorously with a hand soap. While I´m washing myself there is a speaker that spouts out offensive sobriquets from finnish language.
Duration: 20´, 2017
In the second part I make a cross made from mirrors. I play the traditional hopscotch game, where you throw a stone to one of the squares, and try to fetch it by hopping with one leg across the sphere. Gradually the brick that I use instead of a pebble breaks the mirrors, leaving a shattered cross behind.
acrylic, plaster and strings, 2017
watercolour and ink on paper, 70×100 cm, 2020
Duration 25´ l 2015
I picked a volunteer from the audience. The volunteer read homophobic and racist comments, articles and blog entries of far-right politicians and organizers. Meanwhile as the volunteer read these heinous statements, I walked among the audience tearing the pedals of rose bouquet. When all the pedals were torn, I used what was left of the bouquet as whip and I whipped myself with the thorns of the roses.
watercolour and ink on paper, 29,7 x 42 cm, 2020
2014, Duration: 20´
I ate different kinds of sausages and wursts. I chewed them in my my mouth and spat the pulp in front of me. Gradually I sculpted a little humanoid from the pulp, and after the humanoid was ready, I laid next to it for a while.
2013, Duration: 20´
The performance begins me undressing my self to my underwear. I draw the lines of my veins with a pen while the stereos play excerpts from a friend´s diary, where he addresses his problems with school and mental health. In the end I ask the spectators to draw also my veins visible.
Immersive sound and sculpture installation, 2016
Plaster, speakers, guitar mic and strings