Exhibition in LovelyGoodness gallery in Helsinki
9.10.-30.10.2026
3.1. Painting "Dancing angels"
50x70 cm, acrylic on canvas, 2022
365 €
Do you also sometimes feel like someone is helping? Perhaps they are angels?
You just have to believe…
3.2. Painting "Summer in the meadow"
68x80 cm, acrylic on canvas, 2022
525 €
Do you also sometimes feel like someone is helping?
Perhaps they are angels? You just have to believe...
3.3. Painting "Warmth"
80x80 cm; acrylic on canvas, 2022
525 €
3.4. Painting "Sunset"
50x70 cm, acrylic on canvas, 2025
395 €
3.5. Painting "Emotion"
120x80 cm, acrylic on canvas, 2026
870 €
Sometimes I do not speak,
because my heart has lost its voice.
But I paint and wish
for your heart to have its eyes open.
/paraphrasing Elina Naan/
3.6. Vest CLOSE
Wool, silk, leather, 2026
856 €
The vest is made of felted carded wool and lined with silk. Both are dyed with dried Japanese knotweed and treated
with soda ash. Traditional ornaments have been used in the embroidered designs.
The belt is made of leather
3.7. Scarf “Near and far”
Wool, 2026
4500 €
The finished product is created for people who appreciate uniqueness and quality. The scarf is made on a jacquard loom with a fine woollen warp and two shuttles of 100% wool and wool-and-elastane blend yarn.
The idea is based on light through the branches of a spruce - the scarf brings it close, but the branches are far away in height. A piece of sky can be seen through the branches.
Like the bark of a tree that protects a tree from the outside. A scarf protects a person from the outside. The pattern is barely visible, like bark from a distance, but it is there, holding you close and around.
3.8. Felted jackets collection MOSS
RUSTY
Wool, carded wool, cotton, leather, 2026
1500 €
MOSSY
Wool, carded wool, cotton, bicycle tyre, 2026
1500 €
RUDDY
Wool, carded wool, cotton, leather, 2026
1500 €
These jackets are inspired by the atmosphere of a wet, mossy autumn landscape—beautiful, yet damp and cool. They provide cosy warmth on chilly autumn evenings, serving as a truly unique companion.
Order lead time at least 4 weeks, 30% prepayment.
3.9. Painting "Leaf"
30x30 cm, acrylic on canvas,2026
210 €
3.10. Painting "Pink Boats"
30x30 cm, acrylic on canvas, 2026
250 €
3.11. Painting "Water Lilies"
30x30 cm, acrylic on canvas, 2026
250 €
3.12. RUG "Zoomed in"
100% wool yarn, tufting technique, 2026
578 €
The handmade rug "Zoomed in" is made from wool yarn using the tufting method. What do you see when you zoom in on tree bark?
3.13. RUG magnets
100% wool yarn, tufting technique, 2026
25 €
Like small pieces of bark that have fallen from a tree. Take one and carry it home.
3.14. ONCE
Silk, dried plant, ink marker, 2025
60 € each
Plants drawn with an ink pen and dried, together with silk dyed using the plants, help bring nature back into our everyday lives. Plants and nature have always been a natural part of human life, a connection that has gradually grown weaker over time. These works carry within them old knowledge and traditions through which people once knew about the use of plants and invite us to reconnect with nature again.
3.15. MEMORIES
Cyanotype (sun-print) technique on cotton fabric, 2025
70 € each
The special composition of green and red iron salts makes it possible to capture images of summer plants on cotton fabric. In this way, the fabric preserves the warmth, light and cherished memories of summer, bringing them back into view during the dark winter months.
3.16. BARK
Sketch for scarf "Near and Far"
Ink marker on paper, 2026
60 eur
3.17. BLEAK
Wool, used strings, 2026
1545 €
The work “Bleak” (2026) unites used strings of classical instruments and natural wool yarn. A string of an instrument as an object is a human-made product – cold, strong, rigid in its own way and smooth. Wool yarn is natural, warm, also a bit harsh and sustainable. Although this pair of materials might seem rather far from each other’s essence, they have one thing in common. They both carry a unique and untraceable emotion – with a very specific human touch, it is possible to make a string to bring us timeless musical moments. In the same way, the wool that is in the hands of a
skilful master may transfer to a warmth, so necessary to provide us comfort during cold and bleak.
This kind of dialogue between the pair of materials can create controversial emotions. Used instrument strings end up as trash. Even though this material might have been a part of outstanding moments where words are not enough to describe how a human being can sense the feeling of musical ecstasy, it still becomes trash. According to my knowledge (also during my professional career as a viola player), there are no initiatives to reuse instrument strings. There might be some exceptions regarding factories that collect strings to use a small amount of material, but it is still a drop in the ocean. So it might be that a used string is part of all the other waste that is suddenly under your boot when walking on the late-autumn beach, decorated with our irresponsibility so visible after November storms.
Combining instrument strings with natural sheep wool yarn inspires me to think that perhaps we should think about how to appreciate the emotions and warmth these materials provide. Maybe it is one of the ways to remind us that the unimaginable amount of waste we leave behind can be smaller if we are not reckless. And maybe it is easier to be responsible when we see the links between the emotions that shape our way of being and materials that helped to bring all that to us. We know a lot about greed; we know a lot about our conveniences not making it all easier.
Nevertheless, our emotions can make our footprints visible. Yes, we switched from natural to synthetics (also in producing strings), it is all the same – economically reasonable, more efficient (and profitable, of course). But what if we see how this used material is not a part of waste but a unique impression of our emotions?
“Bleak” melts together today’s waste, natural materials and an invisible set of emotions that are still there if we care to see. Do we care?
3.18. Experimental dress PORTAL
50% Cotton, 50% polyester, 2025
Supervisor: Liisi Eesmaa
1700 €
PORTAL as a circle. A circle symbolises perfect harmony and balance. In feng shui, infinity, wholeness and cyclical movement. Also sleep has its own specific cycle.
According to the beliefs of Siberian people, sleep is a state of transition from one world to another. So sleep is like entering a portal through which it is possible to move between different worlds.
Exhibited in "Room No. Blue" 10.03.-24.03.2026. Viru Keskus shopping centre
3.19. Postcards
watercolour, paper, 2026
Handmade, unique
7 eur
3.20. Bowl PURE natural WASTE
paste and fabric dust, 2026
50 €
A bowl made from clothes dryer lint and potato starch paste.
9.10.-30.10.2026
3.1. Painting "Dancing angels"
50x70 cm, acrylic on canvas, 2022
365 €
Do you also sometimes feel like someone is helping? Perhaps they are angels?
You just have to believe…
3.2. Painting "Summer in the meadow"
68x80 cm, acrylic on canvas, 2022
525 €
Do you also sometimes feel like someone is helping?
Perhaps they are angels? You just have to believe...
3.3. Painting "Warmth"
80x80 cm; acrylic on canvas, 2022
525 €
3.4. Painting "Sunset"
50x70 cm, acrylic on canvas, 2025
395 €
3.5. Painting "Emotion"
120x80 cm, acrylic on canvas, 2026
870 €
Sometimes I do not speak,
because my heart has lost its voice.
But I paint and wish
for your heart to have its eyes open.
/paraphrasing Elina Naan/
3.6. Vest CLOSE
Wool, silk, leather, 2026
856 €
The vest is made of felted carded wool and lined with silk. Both are dyed with dried Japanese knotweed and treated
with soda ash. Traditional ornaments have been used in the embroidered designs.
The belt is made of leather
3.7. Scarf “Near and far”
Wool, 2026
4500 €
The finished product is created for people who appreciate uniqueness and quality. The scarf is made on a jacquard loom with a fine woollen warp and two shuttles of 100% wool and wool-and-elastane blend yarn.
The idea is based on light through the branches of a spruce - the scarf brings it close, but the branches are far away in height. A piece of sky can be seen through the branches.
Like the bark of a tree that protects a tree from the outside. A scarf protects a person from the outside. The pattern is barely visible, like bark from a distance, but it is there, holding you close and around.
3.8. Felted jackets collection MOSS
RUSTY
Wool, carded wool, cotton, leather, 2026
1500 €
MOSSY
Wool, carded wool, cotton, bicycle tyre, 2026
1500 €
RUDDY
Wool, carded wool, cotton, leather, 2026
1500 €
These jackets are inspired by the atmosphere of a wet, mossy autumn landscape—beautiful, yet damp and cool. They provide cosy warmth on chilly autumn evenings, serving as a truly unique companion.
Order lead time at least 4 weeks, 30% prepayment.
3.9. Painting "Leaf"
30x30 cm, acrylic on canvas,2026
210 €
3.10. Painting "Pink Boats"
30x30 cm, acrylic on canvas, 2026
250 €
3.11. Painting "Water Lilies"
30x30 cm, acrylic on canvas, 2026
250 €
3.12. RUG "Zoomed in"
100% wool yarn, tufting technique, 2026
578 €
The handmade rug "Zoomed in" is made from wool yarn using the tufting method. What do you see when you zoom in on tree bark?
3.13. RUG magnets
100% wool yarn, tufting technique, 2026
25 €
Like small pieces of bark that have fallen from a tree. Take one and carry it home.
3.14. ONCE
Silk, dried plant, ink marker, 2025
60 € each
Plants drawn with an ink pen and dried, together with silk dyed using the plants, help bring nature back into our everyday lives. Plants and nature have always been a natural part of human life, a connection that has gradually grown weaker over time. These works carry within them old knowledge and traditions through which people once knew about the use of plants and invite us to reconnect with nature again.
3.15. MEMORIES
Cyanotype (sun-print) technique on cotton fabric, 2025
70 € each
The special composition of green and red iron salts makes it possible to capture images of summer plants on cotton fabric. In this way, the fabric preserves the warmth, light and cherished memories of summer, bringing them back into view during the dark winter months.
3.16. BARK
Sketch for scarf "Near and Far"
Ink marker on paper, 2026
60 eur
3.17. BLEAK
Wool, used strings, 2026
1545 €
The work “Bleak” (2026) unites used strings of classical instruments and natural wool yarn. A string of an instrument as an object is a human-made product – cold, strong, rigid in its own way and smooth. Wool yarn is natural, warm, also a bit harsh and sustainable. Although this pair of materials might seem rather far from each other’s essence, they have one thing in common. They both carry a unique and untraceable emotion – with a very specific human touch, it is possible to make a string to bring us timeless musical moments. In the same way, the wool that is in the hands of a
skilful master may transfer to a warmth, so necessary to provide us comfort during cold and bleak.
This kind of dialogue between the pair of materials can create controversial emotions. Used instrument strings end up as trash. Even though this material might have been a part of outstanding moments where words are not enough to describe how a human being can sense the feeling of musical ecstasy, it still becomes trash. According to my knowledge (also during my professional career as a viola player), there are no initiatives to reuse instrument strings. There might be some exceptions regarding factories that collect strings to use a small amount of material, but it is still a drop in the ocean. So it might be that a used string is part of all the other waste that is suddenly under your boot when walking on the late-autumn beach, decorated with our irresponsibility so visible after November storms.
Combining instrument strings with natural sheep wool yarn inspires me to think that perhaps we should think about how to appreciate the emotions and warmth these materials provide. Maybe it is one of the ways to remind us that the unimaginable amount of waste we leave behind can be smaller if we are not reckless. And maybe it is easier to be responsible when we see the links between the emotions that shape our way of being and materials that helped to bring all that to us. We know a lot about greed; we know a lot about our conveniences not making it all easier.
Nevertheless, our emotions can make our footprints visible. Yes, we switched from natural to synthetics (also in producing strings), it is all the same – economically reasonable, more efficient (and profitable, of course). But what if we see how this used material is not a part of waste but a unique impression of our emotions?
“Bleak” melts together today’s waste, natural materials and an invisible set of emotions that are still there if we care to see. Do we care?
3.18. Experimental dress PORTAL
50% Cotton, 50% polyester, 2025
Supervisor: Liisi Eesmaa
1700 €
PORTAL as a circle. A circle symbolises perfect harmony and balance. In feng shui, infinity, wholeness and cyclical movement. Also sleep has its own specific cycle.
According to the beliefs of Siberian people, sleep is a state of transition from one world to another. So sleep is like entering a portal through which it is possible to move between different worlds.
Exhibited in "Room No. Blue" 10.03.-24.03.2026. Viru Keskus shopping centre
3.19. Postcards
watercolour, paper, 2026
Handmade, unique
7 eur
3.20. Bowl PURE natural WASTE
paste and fabric dust, 2026
50 €
A bowl made from clothes dryer lint and potato starch paste.