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Contemporary Design
A collection of square biomaterial samples of earthy tones and marble like, organic aesthetic

ClaySkin by Hana Rehor膷铆kov谩

ClaySkin is an experimental project that explores a biodegradable alternative to synthetic tattoo practice skin, commonly used by beginner tattoo artists.

Contemporary Design
A collection of three organically shaped glasses, on of them is is being picked up by a hand

CURA by Daniel Georg Schiechl

As unassuming as this tableware appears, it tells the stories of our disguised daily gestures.

Contemporary Design
A red bucket fastened to the window

A bucketload of Finnish stereotypes by Birta Brynj贸lfsd贸ttir

The work is a celebration of the whimsical and joyous sides of Finland as seen through the eyes of a foreigner.

Contemporary Design
Light shining through an organically sahped clear glass lampshade

NIX: Una lampada coi fiocchi by Mattia Anderle

Exploring the crystallization of snowflake geometrical formations, this research project delves into the captivating beauty of nature's patterns.

Contemporary Design
Workshop table full of tools for working with plaster and clay

Ceramic Laboratory

The course is studio-based and includes the practical realization of an experimental art or design project in ceramics. The theme and standpoint changes yearly.

Contemporary Design
A collection of dark green-brownish glass mugs and a vase with blob like ornamental handles

Materials in flux - A creative approach towards understanding contemporary material dilemmas by Miia L枚tj枚nen

This Master鈥檚 Thesis explores how a material-oriented designer could better affect the far-reaching consequences of her action by shaping the framework by expanding the scope of the design process from the object's life cycle to the materials' life cycle.

Contemporary Design
A close up image of wild red clay

Wild 鈥 Searching for Finnish high-fire clay by Mira Niittym盲ki

Empirical research of Finnish minerals and a study of the meaning of material origins in the context of art, design and ceramic practice.

Contemporary Design
Two blue-greenish painted fish tails swimming to the right off the page

The Asymptotes by Ena Naito

Book-writing as Design: Exploration of a hydro-logic process towards a multimodal creative nonfiction

Contemporary Design
Several photos overlaid on top on each other showing different stages of movement.

weight/resilience by Sonja Dallyn

Documentation from artistic research

Contemporary Design
A grid made up of variations of the same photograph. Each of the photographs shows a progression of a hand caressing a red, velvet armchair.

Amorphous Form 鈥 Tentative Verbalization in the Context of Art by Sini Henttu

How could art and its verbalization live side by side, supporting each other?

Contemporary Design
One picture separated into two sections. The section on the left shows orange fragments broken off a brick wall. The section on the right shows those fragments being held on the author's hand.

Approaching the Earthenware Heritage: Accidental Archaeology of Brick Buildings and Their Fragments by Amedeo Martines

The thesis illustrates a practice-led approach to acknowledge and emotionally connect with the Finnish earthenware heritage by encountering brick architecture and picking fragments in the municipalities of Helsinki and Espoo.

Contemporary Design
text "if i don't remember this nobody will* repeated on a canvas

If I Don鈥檛 Remember This, Nobody Will by Zo毛 Robertson

The act of remembering takes its toll: each recall creates distance from the initial event, a memory of the memory. If I Don鈥檛 Remember This, Nobody Will manifests the intangible: what does forgetting look like?

Contemporary Design
ceramic pots and vases in outdoors next to sea

Till Death Do Us Together by Sesilia Pirttimaa

Death does not part us, it unites us. We all die eventually. Ten hand-built raw clay vases have been left in nature to fall apart, disintegrate and dissolve into the environment, symbolizing the death of loved ones. The vases have been photographed daily to reveal their decomposition. The artist has not had to face the death of a close relative and the resulting grief that is inevitably coming. With this artwork, she wants to prepare for it and address the topic she fears.

Contemporary Design
three plants in pots and heaps of little ceramic creatures around them

Little Creatures by Nina Naver拧nik

鈥漁nce upon a time, when magic was still strong in all parts of the world, a curious event took place every spring. As the snow began to melt, revealing the first plants, sometimes, if you were lucky, the soil beneath your feet would come to life. They called them Little Creatures. Some say they carry messages, and should you listen closely, a little creature might have one for you.鈥

Contemporary Design
five ceramic pots

The moment before the music begins by Nahyun Kim

This is an instrument which is Jangdok-shaped, a traditional Korean jar that is buried in the soil to ripen Kimchi. The reason why the food made in Jangdok is delicious is that until just before it comes out to the world, they adapted to the environment in the soil and prepared to become delectable. When we play this instrument, the moment we have to focus is not the moment when the sound comes out, but the moment when we adapt to this space, focusing solely on the instrument and all thoughts disappear. Wait for silence and concentration in your mind like the soil does.

Contemporary Design
ceramic sculptures next to each other

Soil Care Products by Mira Niittym盲ki

What if we treated soil as we treat our skin? After all, soil is the skin of the Earth, and our own skin is soil for billions of microbes. The project investigates ways to care for the degraded land and barren soil resulting from human actions. It also speculates on a future where soil care would be one of our daily routines. The work also satirically comments on the oversaturated field of beauty care products of our time when more than ever we should focus our care to more fundamental issues.

Contemporary Design
an artist in the middle of a performance

Saturday Night Fever by Lennart Engels

This video exhibits a performance in which Lennart Engels approaches rock climbing as an artistic practice to expose the underlying creative processes that occur in the act.

Contemporary Design
an art piece with footprints on it

The Birth of Breath by Janne Melajoki

鈥淒o we breathe or are we breathed? The sanskrit prana, 鈥渂reathing forth,鈥 refers to the source and force of life and the vibratory energy of all manifestation鈥

Contemporary Design
sculptures made of ceramic, zinc and oil

Ghost Town by Etienne Thevenet

The emergence of latent images and forms through the manipulation of matter. Ghost Town is the thermal shock between ferrous and clay-based soils, both cracking and setting the other. The artwork aims to channel emotional frictions as generative force, by letting untold memories of childhood surface.聽

Contemporary Design
ceramic tiles with prints of them in a exhibition space

The Workshoes and the Chasm by Aura Latva-Somppi

The influence of gap in a creative material process.