In collaboration with Raseborgs Energi

Arrival Elverket is located in the centre of Ekenäs.

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Andy Best & Merja Puustinen, The Flowers of Evil, 2022, cloth, metal, air blower. Photo: Ahmed Alalousi. Left to right: Hilda Hellström, The Pineal Gland, 2020, stone, silicone. Hilda Hellström, Night Visit, 2019, Jesmonite. Hilda Hellström, Portal, 2016, stoneware clay. Axel Antas, Low lying cloud formation captured, 2005, photograph, Kiasma. Photo: Ahmed Alalousi.

\r\n\r\nThe Night Flight exhibition consists of five sculptural works in which the artist Antti Kytömäki addresses the transience of life. Kytömäki uses a sparse, austere mode of expression to construct an integrated sensory whole that makes reference both to celestial mechanisms and the constant flow of the existence of everything, with humans positioned somewhere in between.\r\n\r\nWhen dusk sets in and the vault of the heavens slowly draws back the veil, we can see far out into the cosmos. Night is the time when existential questions take over, and when our senses are most finely attuned to reading and sensing our surroundings. Navigating in the dark becomes an entry point to Kytömäki’s latest series of works, too. In his exhibition he brings together the star-filled sky, time, the horizon, motion, and destination. Kytömäki looks at life with a twinkle in his eye, as being a constant, fumbling attempt to plot a course into the unknown. Seen against the movements of the heavenly bodies and the geological cycle, we cannot help noticing that life comes across as a rather tragicomic, extremely short-lived, phenomenon. That is why it is also no surprise that death is tangibly present in the exhibition. Death is something both…

Berghall (Olga Bergmann & Anna Hallin). Still images from New Wilderness.

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