Teos2026 jatkuu Kaapelilla tämän viikon loppuun.
Death mask -reliefissä 3D-tulostettu bone china -posliini ja graafinen viiva kohtaavat. Teos on kannanotto merten korallikadolle – valkoinen posliini ilmentää haalistuneita, elottomia riuttoja. Voimmeko vielä muuttaa suunnan? 🌊
#coralbleaching #ilmastonmuutos #nykytaide #3dprintedporcelain #ceramics3d #ympäristötaide #meri
Some pictures from Sculpting Time group exhibition at Marsio Aalto University that ended last week.
Photos by Liivia Pallas:
1. Illusion by Jukka Lehtinen
2. Sculpting Time exhibition
3. Baby by Marjukka Korhonen and Drawing of a Penguin by Denise Ziegler
4. Baby by Marjukka Korhonen
5. & 6. Radio Oramics by Grégoire Rousseau
7. All Points North by Ari Björn
8. 13-18 = 5 years by Denise Ziegler
9. Artificial Pelago by Satu-Minna Suorajärvi and Onni ja onni by Marjukka Korhonen
A huge thank you to the Marsio staff for all their help and support in making this happen! 🙏
What does time look like in sculpture? 🤔 "Sculpting Time" symposium is a 2026 academic and artistic event held at Aalto University in Finland, focusing on the intersection of sculpture, materiality, and time.
Big thanks to Denise Ziegler for organizing the event
Discussion moderators
Ari Björn
Grégoire Rousseau
Satu-Minna Suorajärvi
Denise Ziegler
Special thanks to artist participating discussions
Ricardo Atienza Badel
Gloria Lauterbach
Petteri Nisunen
Ilya Orlov
Laura Könönen
Marko Vuokola
Tiina Raitanen
Petri Eskelinen
Marjukka Korhonen*
Jukka Lehtinen
SculptingTime #AaltoUniversity #AaltoArts #Marsio #Otaniemi #ContemporarySculpture ArtSymposium FineArt
Artificial Pelago 🌊
Artificial Pelago sculpture is 3D-printed using PETG—a common plastic we see every day in drinking bottles. But its story goes deeper.
PETG is derived from oil, one of the rarest materials in the entire universe. Formed 200–300 million years ago, it began as ancient marine organisms like plankton, compressed under extreme pressure on the ocean floor.
In this work, I wanted to bridge the gap between ancient biological history and modern digital fabrication.
📍 Currently on display at the ‘Sculpting Time’ exhibition, Marsio, @aaltoatarts .
#ArtificialPelago #SculptingTime #3DPrinting #AaltoUniversity #ContemporaryArt #PETG #GeologicalTime
Welcome to Sculpting Time symposium today to Marsio building, Aalto University, Otakaari 2.
Programme
14:00–14:05 Welcome
14:05–15:00 Discussion 1: AN INSTANCE OF TIME
15:00–15:15 Break
15:15–16:15 Discussion 2: IMPRINTS ON TIME
16:15–16:30 Break
16:30–17:30 Discussion 3: SLOW EXPLOSIONS – POETIC TIMES
17:30– 17:40 Ending the Symposium
17:40– Walking across the street to the Väre building.
Visiting the Advanced Sculpture Project course exhibition featuring final works from the Sculpture Minor students and other participants of the course.
Get together and refreshments.
No registration required.
#SculptingTime #AaltoUniversity #ContemporarySculpture #Marsio
Yesterday we officially "sculpted time" together ⏳✨and
the opening of Sculpting Time artist-teacher group exhibition at Marsio Aalto University. Deep thanks to Denise, Ari, Grégoire, Jukka, and Marjukka for being such incredible collaborators, and to everyone who joined us for the celebration.
The journey continues—come visit us at Aalto University through April 30th and Symposium on Wednesday 22 April from 14:00 to 18:00.
Welcome to Sculpting Time Exhibition and Symposium
Sculpting Time is a group exhibition by six artist-teachers that presents an expanded view of sculpture in dialogue with today’s rapid technologies, making change and movement integral to spatial practices such as working with materiality, time and imagination, for instance.
Experience the diverse spatial practices of the participating artists in the vast, high ceiling exhibition space of the new Marsio building of Aalto University in Otaniemi, Espoo.
”We acknowledge our growing longing for encounters with materials, sound and light, and we want to meet the audience in a physical space, but we also want to create imaginative spaces beyond gravity.”
The visual artists/ sculptors of the exhibition are:
Satu-Minna Suorajärvi, Marjukka Korhonen, Grégoire Rousseau,
Ari Björn, Jukka Lehtinen and Denise Ziegler
See you there! Come sense time, space, and matter anew!
Welcome to the opening of the exhibition 10.4. at 17–19.
Exhibition is open 11.4.–30.4.2026 at Event Studio, Marsio (Otakaari 2, Espoo). The exhibition is open to the public: Mon – Thu 7:45–21, Fri 7:45–20.
The symposium is happening 22.4. 14-18.
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Graphic design by @zinasefue
Slowing Down for Christmas 2025.
Bleaching corals in 3D printed porcelain.
Christmas Island (Indian Ocean) suffere severe bleaching, coral reefs are a crystal ball for future change.
The Windsurfers sculpture is now installed to Högsby Health Center.
In the 1970s, the first windsurfing boards arrived in Sweden — marking the sport’s European debut. Yet for thousands of years, linden seeds have been “windsurfing” through the skies above Kalmar.
The Windsurfers sculpture is composed of sixteen linden seeds arranged in a spiral. The “sails” are made of laser-cut birch plywood, while the “nuts” are grafted from laser-cut brass. Suspended from a ceiling beam by a 360-degree rotating swivel, the sculpture moves freely with the air currents of the room.
På 1970-talet kom de första brädorna för vindsurfing till Sverige — vilket markerade sportens europeiska debut. Men i tusentals år har lindfrön “vindsurfat” genom himlen över Kalmar.
Skulpturen Vindsurfarna består av sexton lindfrön arrangerade i en spiral. “Seglen” är gjorda av laserskuren björkplywood, medan “nötterna” är formade av mässing. Upphängd i en takbjälke med en 360-graders roterande svivel rör sig skulpturen fritt i rummets luftströmmar.
