Reframing

November 18 – December 9, 2020

Featuring work by Orcum Erdem, Aura Hakuri, Muriel Kuoppala, Camilla Mihkelsoo, Henna Nuutinen, Linda Roschier, Kerttu Saali, Julia Strand, and Fanny Tavastila.

Reframing emerged as a natural continuation of Unraveling.

If the previous exhibition explored the courage of letting go, this one became an invitation to gently step into what might emerge afterwards.

I found myself drawn inward: towards intuition, presence, the psyche, the senses.

Towards the inner landscape where transformation often begins long before it becomes visible.

There was a feeling running through the exhibition that is difficult to describe even today.

Almost as though something was being born before it yet had a name.

Not fully formed.

Not fully understood.

But viscerally felt.

The works explored different expressions of what I think of as the feminine principle; not in relation to gender, but as a way of being in the world.

Receiving rather than forcing.

Listening rather than controlling.

Trusting intuition alongside intellect.

Making space for softness, empathy, spaciousness, mystery, and the unseen.

Reframing wasn't asking visitors to see the artworks differently.

It was inviting us to see ourselves differently.

To trust that meaningful change often begins with a whisper, a knowing, a nudge; beneath the surface, long before it takes physical form.

Sometimes the important shifts don't happen when we change the world around us.

They happen when something within us begins to look through new eyes.

The Artists

Orcum Erdem

Aura Hakuri

Muriel Kuoppala

Camilla Mihkelsoo

Henna Nuutinen

Linda Roschier

Kerttu Saali

Julia Strand

Fanny Tavastila

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Looking Back

Reading these reflections today, I realise how often I returned to the idea of new ways of seeing without yet recognising it as a pillar running through all of my work.

At the time, I believed I was curating an exhibition about transformation.

Looking back, I see that I was exploring something more meaningful.

Every life-changing transformation begins with a shift in perception.

We don't become someone new.

We begin to see ourselves—and the world—with more clarity.

I think that is what Reframing was always about.

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The Exhibitions

An exploration of art, belonging, emotional landscapes, and the many ways art can bring people together.

Hetki

2018

An invitation to feel belonging through art.

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Sensual Closeness

2019

Exploring presence through the senses

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Ripples

2019

An inquiry around how experiences continue living within us.

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Unraveling

2020

An exploration of transformation through letting go.

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Reframing

2020

An invitation to see with new eyes by reconnecting with intuition, presence, and the landscape within.

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A Playful Approach

2021

Examining playfulness as a path towards discovery, freedom, and new ways of seeing.

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Reflections

2021

A reflection on: not everything meaningful needs to be interpreted before it can be felt.

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Together

2022

An invitation to trust that meaningful creation grows through relationships, generosity, and shared ways of seeing.

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Enigmatic

2022

An invitation to trust intuition not as certainty: as a way of listening before something has language.

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Caldera

2022

The inexplicable, cloud-like force of creation .

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Bridges

2023

What if the things we create are creating us in return?

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What it Means To Be Human

2025

What if our greatest creations are the ones that remind us what it means to be human?

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