On this page you’ll see pieces that are either fully or partially made from re-cycled materials/items.
“Kus algan või lõppen mina?”
“Where do I begin or end?”
Human hair, sugarsyrup2026
HÄBI HÄBI PÜKSIS KÄBI
HÄBI HÄBI PÜKSIS KÄBI
MONA museums exhibition about Re-use and upcycle inspired this installation on the topic of “ ROOTS”.
Grandmother used to say in Võru language
“ Kas sul häppü ei olq vai?”
(translation “ Are’nt you ashamed?”)
So from a specific time on it became a thing of aware and proud rebellion to wear broken stockings.
And inpired by her vocal heritage I created this installation called “Shame shame, cones in your pants”, which is a sentence all Estonians know from their childhood, as a sentence to make them feel ashamed of something they had done “wrong”.
“Häbi häbi, püksis käbi”
2024/25
MONA Taaskasutus näitusest inspireeritud installatsioon, teemal “JUURED”.
Vanaemal oli ikka kombeks öelda “ Kas sul häppü ei olq vai?”
Nii sai ühel hetkel auklikke sukkpükse au ja teadlikusega kandma hakatud, lihtsalt nii protestist.
Ja tema suulisest pärimusest inspireerituna loodud installatiivne teos “Häbi häbi, püksis käbi”
Lause mida iga eestlane omalapsepõlves kuulnud on.
2024/25
The last “Jetti”
installation at Tallinn Russian Museum 2018 & 2019 at Balti Jaama Turg
Sculptures of deceased creatures, the last snowman or bigfoot. Sleeping the eternal sleep. Species that have ceased to exist in reality or from our minds. Covered with feathers like dinosaurs back in their time.
Kas kurja näoga kõrvitsad on tegelikult hirmsad? Halloweeniks kutsusime Balti Jaama Turul ellu näituse „Hirmus?“, kus keskendusime erinevate keskkonnaprobleemide faktipõhisele kajastamisele läbi 11 suursuguse kunstiteose. Sai šokeeritud, südametunnistusele koputatud ja lõppkokkuvõtteks suunatud ligi 90 000 külastaja tähelepanu sellele, mis siin maailmas päriselt õõva tekitab. Näituse kohta saab lugeda siin 👉🏻 bit.ly/HirmusBJT Lisaks korjas sama ürituse PR eest koostööd META Advisory agentuuriga pronksi! 🧡
The exhibition "HIRMUS?" at Tallinn Balti Jaam Turg was awarded with the Silver Egg price in 2022
“Legends” paintings of Estonian music legends
Installation exhibition on Tallinn Harju mountain, a place that used to be a famous hang-out place for old punks and rockers. A place known for records market. The project was activeted for Old town days festival “Vanalinna päevad”.
Legends that have been captured: Üllar Jörberg, Anne Veski, Marju Kuut, Arvo Pärt, Jaak Johanson
2022
Egg containers transformed into decorative poppie flowers. These poppie flowers have decorated different events and festivals for three summers.
created in 2018