Marko Vuokola (FI)
Marko Vuokola is particularly interested in issues of seeing, perception, knowledge, and above all, time. His conceptual works range from physical installations to pieces employing light and sound, drawings, paintings, photographs, and video pieces. Time is the common denominator throughout each of these unique pieces and ensembles of work. The surprising nature of time is that it is endless, relative and precisely measurable. In his works, Vuokola captures the fleeting microsecond inaccessible to our senses.
Marko Vuokola (b. 1967, Toijala; FI) has exhibited in various galleries and museums around the world, recently in Tempelhof Airport, Berlin (DE); Amos Rex, Helsinki (FI) and K-U-K, Trondheim (NO) with an extensive solo exhibition at Kunsthalle Helsinki (FI) last spring. He has created several public works in Finland, and his works are included in numerous private and public collections.
Doppler Effect II
2x3D prints, laser sintered polyamide, oak, optiwhite glass
2023
Courtesy of Marko Vuokola and Galerie Anhava. Photo by Hanna Huitu
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Doppler Effect
Diptych
2021
Courtesy of Marko Vuokola and Galerie Anhava
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The Seventh Wave, Act Three
Digital c, print, diasec
2010
Courtesy of Marko Vuokola and Galerie Anhava
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'OCEAN OF LOVE' Installation view at Kunsthalle Helsinki, 2023
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Courtesy of Marko Vuokola and Galerie Anhava. Photo by Patrik Rastenberger
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Doppler Effect II
2x3D prints, laser sintered polyamide, oak, optiwhite glass, 2023
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Doppler Effect
Diptych, 2021
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The Seventh Wave, Act Three
Digital c, print, diasec, 2010
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'OCEAN OF LOVE' Installation view at Kunsthalle Helsinki, 2023
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Kari Vehosalo (FI)
Kari Vehosalo’s works address concepts fundamental to humanity, such as death, beauty, sexuality and power. His detailed paintings are the products of postmodern ideology: ironic and playful, with beauty, horror and ludicrousness very close to each other. In his paintings, existence and the human condition are characterised by searching, uncertainty and fragility. Through an aesthetic experience, his works explore the psychopathology of everyday life and the structures of reality.
Kari Vehosalo (b. 1982) has exhibited in numerous solo and group exhibitions, and an extensive mid-career retrospective was shown at the Sara Hildén Art Museum in Tampere in 2021. He was awarded the prestigious Ars Fennica prize in 2017. In addition to private collections, his works are in several notable public collections.
The Past is a Gaping Hole II
Oil on copper
2023
Courtesy of artist and Galerie Anhava
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I Dream of Fire
Oil and pearl dust on canvas
2023
Courtesy of artist and Galerie Anhava
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Object
Oil on canvas framed
2021/2022
Courtesy of Kari Vehosalo and Galerie Anhava. Photo by Jussi Tiainen
There is a gap in between where I end and you begin
3D scan, selective laser sintering, polyamide, acryl, stainless steel
2021/2022
Courtesy of artist and Galerie Anhava. Photo by Jussi Tiainen
The Sea
Oil on canvas
2021/2022
Courtesy of Kari Vehosalo and Galerie Anhava. Photo by Jussi Tiainen
The Horror
Oil on cavas
2020
Courtesy of Kari Vehosalo and Galerie Anhava. Photo by Erno Enkenberg
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The Past is a Gaping Hole II
Oil on copper, 2023
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I Dream of Fire
Oil and pearl dust on canvas, 2023
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Object
Oil on canvas framed, 2021/2022
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There is a gap in between where I end and you begin
3D scan, selective laser sintering, polyamide, acryl, stainless steel, 2021/2022
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The Sea
Oil on canvas, 2021/2022
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The Horror
Oil on cavas, 2020
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Installation view: Kari Vehosalo
Photo courtesy of Galerie Anhava