The opening of the exhibition of Niina-Anneli Kaarnamo „Constructed Happiness – Structure and Nothingness“ is held on Tuesday 16th of June 2015 at 6PM.

Graduated with Bachelor of Culture and Art from Seinäjoki University of Applied Sciences (2005) after which she studied artisan glassblowing (2005-2009) and worked as a Glass Studio Supervisor in Aalto University School of Art and Design, Helsinki, Finland (2007-2010). She did her MA studies at Estonian Academy of Art in the Glass Art Department. She participated with her final thesis in the international competitive exhibition Stanislav Libenský Award 2014 in Prague, Czech Republic. Concurrently studying at VSVU Academy of Fine Arts and Design Bratislava, Slovakia in the Department of Sculpture, Object and Installation, she also did her internship in the same department as an assistant one year after. She is currently living and working in Tallinn, Estonia as an independent artist. She has exhibited internationally in group exhibitions and solo.

Niina-Anneli´s work is experimental, influenced by personal spatial experience. She has a strong interest in surrounding structures and interfaces. Her work is derived from the used materials. At the moment her inspiration comes from geometry in random everyday life views. The author is interested in minds randomness, logic and texture.

The exhibition “Constructed Happiness – Structure and Nothingness” consists of site-specific installation and a series of glass objects. These pieces are result of a strong material - glass, concept and form based working for this particular exhibition. It is an affirmation of structure, fear and happiness within one reality.

Opening - 16th of June 2015 at 6PM
Exhibition - 17th of June 2015 - 31th of July 2015 (Mo-Fri 9 AM - 5PM)
Free entry

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