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MOR HALPERIN
MULTI-DISCIPLINARY ARTIST
Mor Halperin is a multidisciplinary artist based in Helsinki, born and raised in Israel.
Classic (Frame by Frame) Animation, Visual art and Illustration are Mor’s primary practices using both digital and traditional artforms. In her creative work, she explores themes which invoke curiosity and self-exploration, using colorful imagined scenes, botanical and nature-inspired worlds, with naive and loose art-style. Through a deeper glance using symbolism, color psychology and composition, Mor’s passion in art is to promote well-being, compassion and creativity.
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HELENA HARTMAN
PAINTER, ART TEACHER
Helena Hartman was born in Sweden, but she has lived in Finland for a large part of her life. She has completed a vocational degree as a free artist (3-year education) in the Free Art School, as well as a visual arts teacher degree (Art Master) from the School of Arts, Design and Architecture in Helsinki. She is currently painting full time in her studio in Helsinki.
Hartman is fascinated both by small concrete details in everyday life, and can get eager for the smallest detail where light and shadow play. However she also express deeper questions about life, and has previously been involved in climate issues. Once she has an aspiration, she works purposefully but also intuitively and expressively.
SAARA HAUKIPURO
ARTIST
HAUKIPURO is an artist based in Finland.
"I have used a lot of natural materials as bases for my paintings, such as roses, beach grass and eucalyptus, combined with base material and shellac. This creates a chaotic and three-dimensional platform for the actual color scheme. I try to create depth in my works through different color layers."
SANDRA HEILEMANN
ARTIST
Being native German, born 1975, Art and creativity has been a part of Sandra‘s life since early childhood. Later it became a part of her profession as Management Assistant in Advertising. As young adult she attended courses testing all kinds of artistic directions and fields.
Only after being relocated in Finland 2005, she was finally able to take things a step further, developing and delving into her own style, using mixed media.
Most of the time she approaches her works with a certain vision, inspired through words, feelings, situations and music.Sandras paintings come with a twist: nearly all of them are painted during nighttime or early morning hours. Heilemann constantly feels the urge to draw, this is why she always carries a sketchbook and a pencil with her to satisfy the “itching fingers” and to pickup on ideas.