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eng / esp
projects
good and bad news
if you visit me
cctbee
the problem with absolutes
diablo fuerte
a mountain talks about time
palmos
two garden rocks read a creation myth
palm trees, crosses and antennas
stone (ii)
vieras mies tuli taloon
sticks and stones (i)
dimensionless garden
otp
five fishes that could be
10x3
ridding material
Vieras Mies Tuli Taloon
2015–2019
This is the result of a series of conversations on the Finnish novel Vieras Mies Tuli Taloon. It involved three women: Aino, Marleen, and I.
Aino and Marleen are native Finnish speakers, and the videos mainly show them reading, translating, and narrating the novel for me, in a generous effort of transliteration across three different time zones and three different languages.
The book was originally written by Mika Waltari in 1937, and its title translates to “A Stranger Came Home.”
* Shown during 2019’s Artecámara section at ARTBO.
2015–2019
This is the result of a series of conversations on the Finnish novel Vieras Mies Tuli Taloon. It involved three women: Aino, Marleen, and I.
Aino and Marleen are native Finnish speakers, and the videos mainly show them reading, translating, and narrating the novel for me, in a generous effort of transliteration across three different time zones and three different languages.
The book was originally written by Mika Waltari in 1937, and its title translates to “A Stranger Came Home.”
* Shown during 2019’s Artecámara section at ARTBO.