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Artists O ry celebrates its 20th anniversary with the exhibition OON ajassa, bringing together 56 member artists from across Finland. The exhibition offers a unique cross-section of the field of material-based contemporary art, providing insight into the artists’ thinking, working processes, and the significance of materials in their practice. The exhibition is part of Tampere Architecture and Design Week, whose theme this year is ÄLY (Intelligence).

I am part of the exhibition with my The Unknown Species – Dream Desert series.

25.9.–4.10.2026
Mon-Fri 12-18
Sat-Sun 12-16

Finlayson TR5 -sali
Väinö Linnan aukio 15
Tampere

Korun tila – State of Jewellery exhibition will next be presented in Taidetalo in Järvenpää. The display will show my three unique earrings from the Daughters of Slush and Snow series. The exhibition will open on 12th of may and run until end of May.

Korun tila – State of Jewellery 12.-31.5.2026

Järvenpään taidetalo
Myllytie 13 A, Järvenpää
Tue-Fri 14-18, Sat-Sun 11-15

More about the exhibition on my earlier post from the exhibition in the Craft Museum of Finland in Jyväskylä.

The biggest Finnish jewellery art exhibition and sale event Teosmyynti is taking place at Cable Factory in Helsinki in less than two weeks. Alongside new unique silver pieces I’m taking part to the exhibition with my latest wearable wall piece series called My Little Dark Age.

Korutaideyhdistyksen Teosmyynti / Jewellery Art Association’s Art Sale
7.-15.3.2026

Valssaamo, Kaapelitehdas

Mon-Fri 12-18

Sat-Sun 11-17

I am happy to be part of the soon opening exhibition in the Craft Museum of Finland in Jyväskylä! My three unique earrings from the Daughters of Slush and Snow series were selected to the exhibition which opens on 11th of November and runs until beginning of the January next year.

Korun tila exhibition explores the current state of jewellery – its forms and aesthetics, as well as its relationship to the body. Jewellery is an object that can be experienced through the senses: it can be felt on the skin, and it also functions as a means of communication.

Contemporary jewellery is a relatively new form of contemporary art in which content takes precedence, with the artist determining its form. The field of contemporary jewellery is broad: jewellery can be worn and moved with, allowing it to extend beyond the confines of the exhibition space.

The exhibition brings together works selected from proposals submitted through an open call, alongside a selection from the existing collection of the Finnish Jewellery Art Association, presented on screen.

As part of Täky Gallery’s Design Autumn 2025 exhibition series, together with Elli Hukka, we are invited to present our latest works in a joint exhibition from 5 to 29 November 2025. Wearable Matter (Puettavaa ainesta) is our third collaborative exhibition, in which we share interest in the theme of wearability intertwines with the ways of working with diverse, earthy materials.

My works in the exhibition navigate between small, jewelry-like objects and larger, wearable wall pieces. In my studio, hundreds of handmade porcelain and metal beads have been composed into draping, fabric-like structures that explore themes of ambiguity and the boundaries between objects. My new works are lasso-like wall pieces meant to be carried over the shoulder or arm, combining ceramics and metal with leather – a material symbolizing power.

Puettavaa ainesta – Wearable Matter  5.-29.11.2025

Täky Gallery, Lappeenranta

Mon-Fri 11-17
Sat-Sun 11-15

Once again I’ll open my studio in Pasila for those who want to know more about jewellery art and see what it is like to work as a jewellery artist. During the weekend I’ll organise a small workshop where you can make your own simple earrings from porcelain clay beads and sterling silver.

You are welcomed to visit and follow the process of my latest works!

Konstrundan 6.-7.9.2025

Sat-Sun 11-17

The annual gathering of Finnish contemporary jewellery art – the Jewellery Art Association’s Art Sale – is coming soon!

Alongside my new The Unknown Species – Dream Desert series, which is being presented publicly for the first time, I’ll have several other works for sale, including my Dark & Long, Vimma and Kaiho earrings, combining porcelain clay and silver, as well as my Kuiske rings.

I’ll be at the exhibition on Sunday 9 March from 11 am to 5 pm, so come by, say hello and explore the many different ways of approaching the themes of jewellery and adornment.

The Jewellery Art Association’s Art Sale features more than 200 contemporary jewellery art works by 41 artists. Come and enjoy this diverse exhibition – and take a piece home with you straight from Kaapelitehdas’ Valssaamo.

8.-16.3.2025
Mon–Fri 12–18
Sat–Sun 11-17

Kaapelitehdas, Valssaamo, Helsinki

Free admission!

In the beginning of September I’ll open the doors to my studio and invite everyone interested in jewellery art to come and visit as part of the nationwide Konstrundan event.

During the weekend, I’ll be hosting a studio sale, offering the opportunity to purchase jewellery art directly from the artist. The selection will include both unique silver jewellery and larger collections of wearable wall pieces.

My studio is open Sat-Sun 11-17, welcome!

Finnish Jewellery Art Association is organizing a member’s exhibition in June in Lappeenranta during 8th international jewellery triennal KORU8. The satellite exhibition is located in Täky Gallery in beautiful old fortress area and it showcases works from 27 Finnish contemporary jewellery artists and a total of 45 works. One of my small wearable wall pieces from the ‘Unknown Species – Golden Forest’ series in displayed in the exhibition.

The exhibition has been curated by jewellery artists Elina Honkanen and Tiina Rajakallio, who describe the exhibition as follows:

The works in the exhibition highlight a strong sense of materiality, as well as the mastery and appreciation of a wide range of craft skills and techniques. Through these works, jewellery emerges as a highly multidimensional and meaningful object. Many of the pieces depict personal experiences that are connected to the present day.

A number of recurring themes and threads emerged from the selection, including nature and history. Nature is present not only as a romantic and personal source of inspiration or through the materials used in the works, but also as a reflection of concern for the current state of the world. History, memories, and the passage of time are evident both in the nostalgic undertones of the themes and in materials that carry traces of lives already lived.

The annual Jewellery Art sales event organized by the Finnish Jewellery Art Association is open from 9th until 17th of March 2024. This year there are 42 Finnish jewellery artists showing/selling their works.

My recent installation of small wearable wall objects called ‘The Unknown Species – Golden Forest’ is displayed for the first time in public. There’s also a small batch of silver rings and new unique earrings available at the event.