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Public talk by Flo Kasearu on Tuesday, November 5 at 5pm
05.11.2019
Public talk by Flo Kasearu on Tuesday, November 5 at 5pm in room A502
Flo Kasearu (b. 1985): I was born in Soviet Union but grew up in Estonia. I studied painting (2004-2008) and photography (2008-2013) at the Estonian Academy of Arts.
In 2006-2007 I was an exchange student at the Rebecca Horn studio at Berlin University of the Arts, where I started doing performance and video art. I work and live in Flo Kasearu House Museum in Tallinn, Estonia.
The nature of my works is seasonal and explorative, in that each project begins as an open-ended game. No favourite theme or a medium. I am interested in grassroots level, private and public space, vertical vs horizontal relationships, monumental vs unstable. I value irony more than aesthetics. So far I have played with private and public space, freedom, economic depression, patriotism and nationalism, domestic violence...
More info: www.flokasearu.eu
The talk is in English and is part of the EKA Contemporary Art MA (MACA) programme's public lecture series ART TALKS.
Everybody is welcome to join!
In 2006-2007 I was an exchange student at the Rebecca Horn studio at Berlin University of the Arts, where I started doing performance and video art. I work and live in Flo Kasearu House Museum in Tallinn, Estonia.
The nature of my works is seasonal and explorative, in that each project begins as an open-ended game. No favourite theme or a medium. I am interested in grassroots level, private and public space, vertical vs horizontal relationships, monumental vs unstable. I value irony more than aesthetics. So far I have played with private and public space, freedom, economic depression, patriotism and nationalism, domestic violence...
More info: www.flokasearu.eu
The talk is in English and is part of the EKA Contemporary Art MA (MACA) programme's public lecture series ART TALKS.
Everybody is welcome to join!
