Flowers of the Glacier
Amphibia
Insularias
Sounding Sound
Le feu tue les yeux de la Nuit
Cam
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*intent*
Navigating Turbulence
Elon Kierre
Scrying into a Shell
Ballard in Albisola
Writings - Home Shores
- Navigating Turbulence
31.08-01.09.24 / HIAP - Helsinki International Artist Programme (FI)
Visual identity: Veera Kortelainen
Participants: Clément Beraud, Micol Curatolo, Julia Fidder, Cyane Findji, Eline Anna Gaudé, Myriam Gras, Jaakko Heikinheimo, Heini Heikkilä, Alexandra Koskinen, Aino Kostiainen, Chiara Alissa Estivariz Lopez, Tiina Majabacka, Aska Mayer, Kirsi-Marja Moberg, Uni Nissinen & Maikki Siuko, Emmi Pennanen, Leena Reittu, Genietta Varsi Lari, Elisa Villota Sadaba, Müge Yildiz.
We would like to thank for their support HIAP – Helsinki International Artist Programme for hosting the event, Ville Ojajärvi for the tent, Eve Hamari for the textile, Veera Kortelainen for the visual identity, Groovink for the live printing, Laura Törnroos and Aalto Takeout for the technical equipment, Laitilan Wirvoitusjuomatehdas for keeping us refreshed, Aalto University for funding the production, Bassam El Baroni, Patrizia Costantin and the ViCCA teaching staff for supporting the development of the event, Romance Relic and Timjune for their performances, and everyone who has worked to bring the festival to life.
Event supported by Aalto University Department of Art and Media.
Photo credits: Nikita Gavrilenko.
It showcased the artistic and curatorial research of twenty students through a multi-disciplinary programme freely accessible to the public. The festival was hosted under a pavilion tent on the green lawns of Suomenlinna, in partnership with HIAP - Helsinki International Artist Programme.
During the festival, the graduates’ work was curated through different formats of research and practice: a programme of talks, performances and film screenings, a showcase of printed matter, and an opening with live music and food. The pavilion was designed into thematic areas which were defined organically by a commissioned textile piece by Eve Hamari. The open space offers the audience and participants a chance to share knowledge while immersing themselves in the nature and beautiful landscape of the island. Above all, we hoped that the festival may inspire similar initiatives for the collaboration between programmes, disciplines, and practices.