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Anna Nykyri: Turkoosi / Turquoise (2023)
In the Turquoise video installation, visual artists Kaisu Koivisto and Anna Nykyri examine the colour of the water of the Baltic Sea, which is affected among other things by pollutants, eutrophication and blue algae. Baltic Sea research data is used as indicators of changes in the image flow of the work.
The image layers in Turquoise show the world of living creatures depicted with the help of a microscope, aquatic plants, waves and sea animals. The work was filmed in the Gulf of Finland, at the Husö Biological Station in the Åland Islands and on Svalbard.
Artists: Kaisu Koivisto and Anna Nykyri
Data-based compositing: Roberto Fusco
In co-operation with:
Niilo Helander Foundation, Arts Promotion Centre Finland, Oskar Öflund Foundation, The Finnish Cultural Foundation, Alfred Kordelin Foundation, City of Helsinki, Tony Cederberg / Åbo Akademi University, Finnish Environment Institute and Sea Life Helsinki.
Thanks to: Marko Tandefelt
The image layers in Turquoise show the world of living creatures depicted with the help of a microscope, aquatic plants, waves and sea animals. The work was filmed in the Gulf of Finland, at the Husö Biological Station in the Åland Islands and on Svalbard.
Artists: Kaisu Koivisto and Anna Nykyri
Data-based compositing: Roberto Fusco
In co-operation with:
Niilo Helander Foundation, Arts Promotion Centre Finland, Oskar Öflund Foundation, The Finnish Cultural Foundation, Alfred Kordelin Foundation, City of Helsinki, Tony Cederberg / Åbo Akademi University, Finnish Environment Institute and Sea Life Helsinki.
Thanks to: Marko Tandefelt
