[On the Shortness of Life], 2014 Gallery Napa, Rovaniemi, Finland

Untitled [On the Shortness of Life], 2014
Dried apple and acrylic box.

Me and myself [On the Shortness of Life], 2013
Archival pigment print, ash in acrylic box, and framework.

Untitled [On the Shortness of Life], 2015
Wooden stick and two lemons.

Untitled [On the Shortness of Life], 2015
Wooden stick.

Untitled [On the Shortness of Life], 2015
Potato peels and plastic bag.

Untitled [On the Shortness of Life], 2015
Wooden sticks, plastic bags, can and water.

Untitled [On the Shortness of Life], (detail), 2015
Wooden sticks, plastic bags, can and water.

Variations of Incomplete life, 2015
Dried apples, wooden base and Archival pigment prints.

Variations of Incomplete life, (detail) 2015
Dried apples, wooden base and Archival pigment prints.

To measure time [On the Shortness of Life], (detail) 2015
Tape measure and wooden stick.

To measure time [On the Shortness of Life], 2015
Tape measure and wooden stick.

To measure time [On the Shortness of Life], 2015
Dried apples, plastic bag and tape.


Untitled [On the Shortness of Life], 2013
Dried carrots and elastic.

To measure time [On the Shortness of Life], 2013
Lemon, plastic and rope.

Untitled [On the Shortness of Life], 2013
Footbol game and rope.

Untitled [On the Shortness of Life], 2013
Hair and wood press.

Untitled [On the Shortness of Life], 2015
Corns and acrylic box.

Untitled [On the Shortness of Life], 2015
Wooden sticks.
On the Shortness of Life
 2012–2015


"Life is divided into three periods; for now, for the past and for the future. Of these, 'now' is very short, the future uncertain and the past is certain".  Seneca

The source of my exhibition is Seneca's Short Life. In his work, he states that the time we live is sufficient, as long as it is used well. He also notes that we are short of life because we cannot use it well enough.
My works are neither pedagogical nor moral, and I do not want to appeal to the viewer's feelings. Nor is my intention to question the lap of life or the course of time.
In visualizing my time, I'll mention its concepts: the past, the present, and the future.
Regardless of what everyone does, I want to give value to daily chores in everyday routines and time. In my works, I use everyday objects and elements that are part of our daily lives. My aspiration is to re-evaluate "close-by", what is personal to each person.
In addition, the purpose is to appreciate this moment and its uniqueness, given that every moment always changes to the past, as a possible commemoration that the individual carries with it.
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