Even though the stars’ motion is an illusion caused by our own motion, it looks
​perfectly real –Kummastused

(Kummastus is a manner used in art through which the object is taken out of the perception routine. Things are disconnected from the habitual connections, resulting in a special perception of the object, not recognition)

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This series consist of lithographs from the compositions of objects that reflect the destruction of modern times. Time changes, displacements occur, arbitrary manipulations. My interpretations of time play archeology and geology. This exhibition continues on the previous theme “All that is now land was once the sky”. The old Soviet-era 3D postcards which I scanned in and did the color subtraction, did not work for from the outset–on every postcard the colors green and red are shifted at the wrong angle. These photographs have preserved only cognition of beautiful fountains. They live together with sculptures in the park. Some of the statues provide shelter for birds that dash into greenery. We can see that obscure abandoned Monolith in the park behind the bushes.

The compositions depict the arbitrary provision of some aspects that, when abandoning time, carry the atmosphere to which the content can be added. And everything can be given a meaning, because the background is meaningless and everything is arbitrary. The eternal subconscious narrative of something, has caused a strange obscure narrative. An approach that is ephemeral and fading, which is counterbalanced by rocks originating from the earth’s crust, because it seems that, if anything is real, it is the surface on which we walk. Everything else is invisible to the eye, but stored.
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