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Self-healing | banana peel, river stone and rubber Self-healing | banana peel, river stone and rubber band- 2023
Read the Kati Heljakka's text on our exhibition at Read the Kati Heljakka's text on our exhibition at Galleria 3h+K here:
https://www.satakunnankansa.fi/kulttuuri/art-2000009329267.html
Installation views of the exhibition 'PresenceTime Installation views of the exhibition 'PresenceTimeBody' at Gallery 3H+K Pori, Finland.
Artists: Johan F Karlsson and Parsa Kamehkhosh.

The exhibition 'PresenceTimeBody' explores presence as a state of mind and catalyst for contemplative thinking, artistic knowledge and experience in relation to the dichotomy of Thingness and No-thingness. 
In this exhibition, Parsa Kamehkhosh focuses on Thingness, on physical and tangible substances/objects one can interact with as witnesses of the metaphysical. Johan F Karlsson explores relationships between the ephemeral as well as the durational and concepts of No-thingness, for instance forces acting upon bodies/objects, such as gravity, time and light.
The exhibition shows video-performances that bring up parallels between physical acts in ‘real’ time and space and the reproduction of these acts in a time-based, two-dimensional medium, thus exploring presence within different spatiotemporality. 
Since in video-performance the camera transforms time, space and body as property to the image, the potentials of both the momentary and the durational are addressed in attempts to make the absent present.

The exhibition is open until 29th January.

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Vuoden 2023 ensimmäinen näyttely on Johan F Karlssonin ja Parsa Kamehkhoshin PresenceTimeBody, jonka avajaisia vietetään loppiaisena 06.01. klo 18-20! Nähdään silloin! ✨

Sitä ennen vielä hyvää vuodenvaihdetta ja upeaa vuotta 2023 jokaiselle ♥ 

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Here are more images of one of the unfinished proj Here are more images of one of the unfinished projects I further developed during @hiap_suomenlinna residency (Feb-May 2022).
It was such a blast, spending three months (Feb-Ma It was such a blast, spending three months (Feb-May 2022) in Suomenlinna, as an artist at HIAP residency and working on multiple projects, one of which was a collection of crafted objects called Proximity. The photos show part of the unfinished stick collection as part of the Proximity project which is still progressing slowly. This experience couldn't be as interesting without the help of the beautiful staff of @hiap_suomenlinna
Only 2 more days to see "SATURDAYS" by Parsa Kameh Only 2 more days to see "SATURDAYS" by Parsa Kamehkhosh

Opening hours:
Wed-Sat: 12-18
Sun: 12-17

On the 23rd of August 2021, an announcement was published on the Helsingin Sanomat website in which artist Parsa Kamehkhosh, called for five volunteers to take part in a series of his durational performances titled “Saturdays.” All Finns who were able to communicate in English and were strangers to the artist were eligible to participate in this project. The idea was that Parsa Kamehkhosh would spend 16 hours on a Saturday, from 8:00 in the morning to midnight (00:00), with each of the first five strangers who register. 
Each of the five days was documented in two photos, one of when the artist met the participant in the morning and one before they split. Throughout the day, some objects were also collected by the artist as tokens of the highlights of that day. The current show exhibits the documentation of this project.

Photos by Aman Askarizad.
Only a couple of days left to see the documentatio Only a couple of days left to see the documentation of the SATURDAYS project @myymala2 | 26th of June 
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Photos by @aman.askarizad
Morning photos | Saturdays project | Until the 26 Morning photos | Saturdays project |  Until the 26th of June @myymala2 | 
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On the 23rd of August 2021, an announcement was published on the Helsingin Sanomat website in which artist Parsa Kamehkhosh, called for five volunteers to take part in a series of his durational performances titled “Saturdays.” All Finns who were able to communicate in English and were strangers to the artist were eligible to participate in this project. The idea was that Parsa Kamehkhosh would spend 16 hours on a Saturday, from 8:00 in the morning to midnight (00:00), with each of the first five strangers who register. 
Each of the five days was documented in two photos, one of when the artist met the participant in the morning and one before they split. Throughout the day, some objects were also collected by the artist as tokens of the highlights of that day. The current show exhibits the documentation of this project.
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The photographer of this project is @aman.askarizad
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