Welcome to SANNA's pages.
Sanna is a Finnish-Australian multidisciplinary artist and educator. Her work has been exhibited in Finland, Greece and Japan. Her strengths lay in the ability to see and understand broad concepts, whilst offering her own unique perspective on things. Facilitating community art is dear to her as she believes it carries a natural and gentle power to create a sense of belonging and connection, which is at the core of humanity. She loves to greet others with hand and heart. Hope you enjoy her work. |
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FREEDOM MURAL - THE ORANGE COMPANY 2022
I had the pleasure of running yet another community art project, in which we created a stunning mural stretching across two office spaces, from the foyer to the main lounge area, for The Orange Company in Helsinki, Finland in January 2022.
The improvisational work was named Vapaus (Freedom) by 10 year old Frida, one of the 45 participants working on the piece during the two week period. People of all ages and backgrounds painted and drew everything from crocodiles to sailboats and muffins, whilst having a snack and conversing about life.
For more photos and information click here.
I had the pleasure of running yet another community art project, in which we created a stunning mural stretching across two office spaces, from the foyer to the main lounge area, for The Orange Company in Helsinki, Finland in January 2022.
The improvisational work was named Vapaus (Freedom) by 10 year old Frida, one of the 45 participants working on the piece during the two week period. People of all ages and backgrounds painted and drew everything from crocodiles to sailboats and muffins, whilst having a snack and conversing about life.
For more photos and information click here.
Vapaus 2022
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SOCIAL MEDIA COLLAB DRAWINGS
Inspired by elements and keywords given by clients these works are somewhat a group effort.
On request they can also be transferred onto a café or living room wall or even turned into a tattoo.
Inspired by elements and keywords given by clients these works are somewhat a group effort.
On request they can also be transferred onto a café or living room wall or even turned into a tattoo.
My Joy, My Garden
marker on paper 2021
marker on paper 2021
Angel of Light
marker on paper 2021
Private collection
marker on paper 2021
Private collection
Truth & Faith
marker on paper 2021
Private collection
Creation Story
marker on paper 2021
marker on paper 2021
Quasi Motor
marker on paper 2021
marker on paper 2021
THE DON'T ASK EXHIBITION 2020
An exhibition in Helsinki in March 2020 (due to covid-19 overlapped to June 30th) focused on paint marker drawings as a natural progression of the Don't Ask collection. 22 pieces made up the exhibition, with subject matter ranging from Australian flora and fauna to abstract works, all using a doodling technique.
Here are some more images of the works at the Sörkan Ruusu exhibition in Helsinki (click to see full image):
WORKPLACE HEALTH PROMOTION ART WORKSHOP FOR OMNIA COLLEGE
45 teachers from Omnia College in Espoo created six wonderful, large, improv works of art as part of their workplace health care 29.2.2020. Using our Kimppakuvitus technique each participant was able to unleash his or her creative energies on all six canvases. For more on the project read here.
DECORATIVE ABSTRACTS ON CANVAS
Inspired by the landscapes of the Greek islands 'Our Beginning' and 'Citadel' became a pair.
33 x 33 cm, acrylic paint markers on canvas, 2019
Private collection
Private collection
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TAIDEPOLKU - THE LARGEST PAINTING EVENT TO DATE, 3.4.2019
"Finnish construction company SRV Rakennus Oy asked me to co-ordinate and run an art workshop for 1100 participants in 7,5 hours using the Kimppakuvitus method, created by yours truly and colleague Sinivuokko Koivula. We were very happy to take on the challenge, even though we had never organised and facilitated a workshop of this magnitude."
Read more here.
"Finnish construction company SRV Rakennus Oy asked me to co-ordinate and run an art workshop for 1100 participants in 7,5 hours using the Kimppakuvitus method, created by yours truly and colleague Sinivuokko Koivula. We were very happy to take on the challenge, even though we had never organised and facilitated a workshop of this magnitude."
Read more here.
MARIA (R.I.P.)
Maria R.I.P.
45 x 28 x 3,8cm, acrylic paints on canvas, 2019
Private collection
45 x 28 x 3,8cm, acrylic paints on canvas, 2019
Private collection
THE 'DON'T ASK' COLLECTION
The Don't Ask collection is a series of abstract and non-abstract decorative pieces created using Molotow paint markers on cardboard. The entire collection can be seen on the Visual Art page.
THE 'DON'T ASK' COLLECTION
The Don't Ask collection is a series of abstract and non-abstract decorative pieces created using Molotow paint markers on cardboard. The entire collection can be seen on the Visual Art page.
Don't Ask - Harald
29 x 329 cm, acrylic paint markers on cardboard 12.2018
Private collection
29 x 329 cm, acrylic paint markers on cardboard 12.2018
Private collection
Here are six more examples from the 20 piece Don't Ask series:
INTERIORS
Finding the right piece is important. Art can elevate and enhance a living space creating a suitable mood and adding value to your home or place of work. Here are a few example of Sanna's work including a large mural. To see more please visit her Visual Art page.
Baby Tulips
Private home, Espoo 2018
Private home, Espoo 2018
Lana Love
Private home, Helsinki 2018
Private home, Helsinki 2018
Aye, Aye Captain!
Private home, Helsinki 2018
Private home, Helsinki 2018
PORTRAITS
GIVE THE GIFT OF A PORTRAIT
Portraits can hold time in place. No matter what your circumstances are in life the eyes or atmosphere of the portrait draw you back to that celebration - that moment, that you, that loved one.
It's almost as though the spirit of a person has been momentarily infused onto the canvas creating an imprint and set to remain.
"I feel that not only do the eyes of the subject matter look at you, but the lips, nostrils, earlobes and brow look as well.
Transferring feeling onto canvas...I hope to be able to do that.
My clients' happiness is what counts. Ultimately it's a gift of love from me to the them and from them to their loved ones.
Corny...? Not at all. "
- Sanna, 23.5.2018
For more examples of portraits see below and Visual Art.
Portraits can hold time in place. No matter what your circumstances are in life the eyes or atmosphere of the portrait draw you back to that celebration - that moment, that you, that loved one.
It's almost as though the spirit of a person has been momentarily infused onto the canvas creating an imprint and set to remain.
"I feel that not only do the eyes of the subject matter look at you, but the lips, nostrils, earlobes and brow look as well.
Transferring feeling onto canvas...I hope to be able to do that.
My clients' happiness is what counts. Ultimately it's a gift of love from me to the them and from them to their loved ones.
Corny...? Not at all. "
- Sanna, 23.5.2018
For more examples of portraits see below and Visual Art.
Marilyn - integrity
46 x 38 cm, acrylic paints and markers, finger painting, 5.12.2017
Private collection
46 x 38 cm, acrylic paints and markers, finger painting, 5.12.2017
Private collection
Lana Love
61 x 50 cm, acrylic paints on canvas 28.4.2018
Private collection
61 x 50 cm, acrylic paints on canvas 28.4.2018
Private collection
Juha
73 x 55 cm, acrylic on canvas, 30.7.2015
Private collection
73 x 55 cm, acrylic on canvas, 30.7.2015
Private collection
Blurred Vision of a Divorcee
70 x 56cm, acrylic on canvas, 2011
Private collection
70 x 56cm, acrylic on canvas, 2011
Private collection
Staring at the Face of Future
27 x 35cm, acrylic on canvas, 2013
Private collection
27 x 35cm, acrylic on canvas, 2013
Private collection
WHY NOT HAVE A MURAL IN YOUR MEETING ROOM AT WORK?
Unique collaborative mural art was created by local people in the heart of Helsinki in August and September 2017.
Read more on the project here.
Unique collaborative mural art was created by local people in the heart of Helsinki in August and September 2017.
Read more on the project here.
NEO-ABORIGINAL DEBUT EXHIBITION AT KALLERIA 10-16.7.2017
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SYMPATHY
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Sympathy
35 x 39 x 4 cm, mixed media, 2017
Privat collection
35 x 39 x 4 cm, mixed media, 2017
Privat collection
Foliage (detail)
81 x 65 cm, acrylic on canvas, 12.2016 available
81 x 65 cm, acrylic on canvas, 12.2016 available
NEO-ABORIGINAL STYLE
Sanna has been working with a decorative style which combines the use of acrylic paints and paint markers, beads and sequins and waste materials such as styrofoam. She calls it her Neo-Aboriginal style. Unaware of it at first, she noticed similarities with that of Australian Aboriginal artwork, i.e. dots playing a primary role in creating shapes and flowing patterns that unify the piece. In these pieces her subject matter is never planned, but rather a result of improvisation. To view more Neo-Aboriginal pieces click here.
Sanna has been working with a decorative style which combines the use of acrylic paints and paint markers, beads and sequins and waste materials such as styrofoam. She calls it her Neo-Aboriginal style. Unaware of it at first, she noticed similarities with that of Australian Aboriginal artwork, i.e. dots playing a primary role in creating shapes and flowing patterns that unify the piece. In these pieces her subject matter is never planned, but rather a result of improvisation. To view more Neo-Aboriginal pieces click here.
UNTITLED
This Neo-Aboriginal piece integrates wooden and plastic beads with painted playful feminine colours and patterns. Untitled is a combination of abstract and identifiable shapes creating a peaceful modern statement.
The piece is very versatile as it can be hung in any number of ways, including the back facing the viewer. The lightweight piece gives you several different versions to choose from. It can also be propped up on a shelf or a table top.
This Neo-Aboriginal piece integrates wooden and plastic beads with painted playful feminine colours and patterns. Untitled is a combination of abstract and identifiable shapes creating a peaceful modern statement.
The piece is very versatile as it can be hung in any number of ways, including the back facing the viewer. The lightweight piece gives you several different versions to choose from. It can also be propped up on a shelf or a table top.
Untitled
22 x 25 x 3 cm, mixed media on styrofoam, 10.2016 available
22 x 25 x 3 cm, mixed media on styrofoam, 10.2016 available
WHITE TULIP
This subtle yet dramatic floral piece found its place in a modern Scandinavian home in Finland. The acrylic on canvas piece is
90 x 90 cm in size and gives a harmonious feel to the entire living room. (August 2016)
This subtle yet dramatic floral piece found its place in a modern Scandinavian home in Finland. The acrylic on canvas piece is
90 x 90 cm in size and gives a harmonious feel to the entire living room. (August 2016)
White Tulip
90 x 90 cm, acrylic on canvas, 2016
Private collection
90 x 90 cm, acrylic on canvas, 2016
Private collection
me-talo in mellunmäki 2016
Sanna was asked to facilitate art workshops at the Me-talo in Helsinki during the Spring of 2016.
The Me-talo ('our house') is a warmhearted, open, community centre for local residents in the eastern suburb of Mellunmäki in Helsinki. The project brings together people of all walks of life to join in and create two collaborative murals in the general facilities of the house - the main entrance and the 'chill out room'.
Painting began mid-April 2016. The project is made up of two teams: the graffiti team and the collaborative team, the latter facilitated by Sanna and her colleague Lari Rantalainen. See more about the Me-talo art project here.
The Me-talo ('our house') is a warmhearted, open, community centre for local residents in the eastern suburb of Mellunmäki in Helsinki. The project brings together people of all walks of life to join in and create two collaborative murals in the general facilities of the house - the main entrance and the 'chill out room'.
Painting began mid-April 2016. The project is made up of two teams: the graffiti team and the collaborative team, the latter facilitated by Sanna and her colleague Lari Rantalainen. See more about the Me-talo art project here.
FLORALS AND MORE
To Console You
15 x 15 cm, acrylic and marker on canvas, 2016
Private collection
15 x 15 cm, acrylic and marker on canvas, 2016
Private collection
Flowers 1 (Ulla)
30 x 100 cm, acrylic on canvas, 7.4.2016
Private collection
30 x 100 cm, acrylic on canvas, 7.4.2016
Private collection
A Family Affair
28 x 20 cm, dried acrylic blobs & marker on canvas board, 2016
Private collection
28 x 20 cm, dried acrylic blobs & marker on canvas board, 2016
Private collection
Theá - Goddess
27 x 25 cm, acrylic on cardboard, 22.2.2016
Private collection
27 x 25 cm, acrylic on cardboard, 22.2.2016
Private collection
Mt. Yotei, Japan
60 x 30 cm, acrylic & paint marker on canvas, 8.12.2015
Private collection
60 x 30 cm, acrylic & paint marker on canvas, 8.12.2015
Private collection
The Past in Technicolour
35 x 28 cm, mixed media on canvas board, 22.9.2105 available
35 x 28 cm, mixed media on canvas board, 22.9.2105 available
INCORPORATING FUN INTO YOUR CORPORATE STRATEGY DAY
During Friday 28th of August 2015 SANNA facilitated an art workshop for Wareco's building engineers and staff members at the picturesque Villa Kallioniemi in Laajasalo, Helsinki.
The Finnish renovations company presented their strategic plans, after which staff and management alike participated in a mutual painting session whilst enjoying snacks and beverages. In total the 25 participants produced 5 unique collaborative pieces to be hung within the walls of the company's facilities. The day was complete with delicious barbecue cooking and the heat of the sauna enjoyed by the lovely seaside of Laajasalo.
Being creative in a group unites individuals and strengthens team building, which in turn ultimately enforces positive company spirit. This was evident at the art workshops for Wareco Oy.
Feel free to order an art workshop tailor made for your business needs.
The Finnish renovations company presented their strategic plans, after which staff and management alike participated in a mutual painting session whilst enjoying snacks and beverages. In total the 25 participants produced 5 unique collaborative pieces to be hung within the walls of the company's facilities. The day was complete with delicious barbecue cooking and the heat of the sauna enjoyed by the lovely seaside of Laajasalo.
Being creative in a group unites individuals and strengthens team building, which in turn ultimately enforces positive company spirit. This was evident at the art workshops for Wareco Oy.
Feel free to order an art workshop tailor made for your business needs.
teens BRINGING COLOUR INTO CONSTRUCTION
During the spring of 2015 Sanna gathered a small team of creative young adults to give Finnish renovations and building expert Rakennus Oy Wareco a modern new look. Phase one has now been completed.
With her supervision the team of three students are transforming plain construction site containers into lively works of urban art, where abstract shapes flow over corrugated iron and colourful squares morph into imaginary buildings. Their themes can also be seen on massive scaffolding covers temporarily hiding the facades of buildings which are undergoing renovations during the summer.
The aim of the Wareco Facelift project is to give typically mundane and often drab construction sites a more appealing and fun feel, particularly since summer is peak season for the renewal of urban environments in Finland - so why not bring summer brightness onto the surfaces of the building sites too!
For more information about the project click here. Please feel free to visit Wareco Oy at their website www.wareco.fi
With her supervision the team of three students are transforming plain construction site containers into lively works of urban art, where abstract shapes flow over corrugated iron and colourful squares morph into imaginary buildings. Their themes can also be seen on massive scaffolding covers temporarily hiding the facades of buildings which are undergoing renovations during the summer.
The aim of the Wareco Facelift project is to give typically mundane and often drab construction sites a more appealing and fun feel, particularly since summer is peak season for the renewal of urban environments in Finland - so why not bring summer brightness onto the surfaces of the building sites too!
For more information about the project click here. Please feel free to visit Wareco Oy at their website www.wareco.fi
VIDEO TRILOGY POHDINTOJA I, II & III (REFLECTIONS)
SANNA has embarked on a 'live art' video trilogy entitled Pohdintoja I, II & III (Reflections I, II & III). Although the video titles are in Finnish the video narration is in English, with minor parts including some Finnish and Greek. Pohdintoja I was released early in 2014, Pohdintoja II was released on 22.10.2014 and Pohdintoja III on 15.6.2015. Her video art is based on footage captured on her mobile phone of repetitive themes which she enjoys exploring, such as trying to catch the unseen, 'in the act' so to speak, around the corner (challenging the existence of the unheard and unseen) and the wrapping of presents. Her narrative themes include solipsism, dark matter, the art of manifestation and listing some of her favourite things.
Note: it is important to use headphones when listening to the Pohdintoja series for intimacy and full effect. Pohdintoja III should not be listened to when driving as it may cause drowsiness.
To see the entire trilogy please click on the links below:
Pohdintoja I
Pohdintoja II
Pohdintoja III
ART WORKSHOPS
A unique art technique called Kimppakuvitus ('shared illustration') was invented by Sanna and her colleague Sinivuokko Koivula. Using the Kimppakuvitus method Sanna has facilitated several art workshops with clients ranging from priests from local parishes to kindergarteners, teens, drug addicts, the visually impaired, refugees, special needs children and youth, senior citizens and construction workers, as well as other various members of the general public. All in all Sanna has run workshops and live painting events for around 1800 people.
She has conducted these projects in cooperation with the Helsinki City Cultural Centre, local schools and companies. These projects include Taidepolku (Art Path) (SRV Rakennus Oy), Minä - Unelmista arkeen ja takaisin (Cultural Centre Annantalo), MUKANA (Cultural Centre Stoa) and Watts On the Wall 2012 & 2013 (Ministry of Culture and Education).
The MUKANA art workshops were conducted for a variety of target groups, ranging from the blind to kindergarteners and immigrants. In addition to running art workshops Sanna co-facilitated a live painting event open to the public on Sunday 26.10.2014 as part of the anniversary celebrations at Cultural Centre Stoa. With a total of over 200 local residents participating in the project the extensive MUKANA art project came together in a prestigious exhibition displaying all 21 collaborative works of art at the Stoa Gallery 9.12.2014 - 4.1.2015.
Find out more about societal projects, workshops and public live painting events here.
She has conducted these projects in cooperation with the Helsinki City Cultural Centre, local schools and companies. These projects include Taidepolku (Art Path) (SRV Rakennus Oy), Minä - Unelmista arkeen ja takaisin (Cultural Centre Annantalo), MUKANA (Cultural Centre Stoa) and Watts On the Wall 2012 & 2013 (Ministry of Culture and Education).
The MUKANA art workshops were conducted for a variety of target groups, ranging from the blind to kindergarteners and immigrants. In addition to running art workshops Sanna co-facilitated a live painting event open to the public on Sunday 26.10.2014 as part of the anniversary celebrations at Cultural Centre Stoa. With a total of over 200 local residents participating in the project the extensive MUKANA art project came together in a prestigious exhibition displaying all 21 collaborative works of art at the Stoa Gallery 9.12.2014 - 4.1.2015.
Find out more about societal projects, workshops and public live painting events here.
Creating an atmosphere
PYGMY HIPPO - ATHENS ZOO
This sizable piece found its place on a lovely living space wall in a private home in Klaukkala, Finland.
This sizable piece found its place on a lovely living space wall in a private home in Klaukkala, Finland.
ONNI & TAIKA
Onni & Taika (Happiness & Magic) placed on a wall leading to the master bedroom of this modern family home in Finland.
THE TRINITY
These impressive portraits give this sleek and functional modern apartment a regal feel in Espoo, Finland.
DAVE - I WISH I WAS YOUR MICROPHONE
This unique portrait of Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl was purchased along with a second portrait of the singer, which are now hung in a studio/rehearsal space of a spacious home located in the lush countryside of outer Helsinki (ex Sipoo).
VEILED
A mystical floral piece welcomes visitors to this lovely, newly renovated home in Kerava, Finland.
SHIMANE MUSEUM GALLERY, JAPAN 30.7-4.8.2014
With colleague Lari Rantalainen SANNA has recently completed a collaborative 15 metre piece named Untitled (For the Time Being), exhibited at the prestigious Shimane Museum Gallery in Matsue, Japan.
The Sa-La-Yu-Ju group exhibition, including works by Japanese artists Yu Ando and Junko Nakashima, was open to the public 30.7-4.8.2014. The entire exhibition was relayed daily via the internet directly to Helsinki's Kirjasto 10's large TV screens.
The piece is now on sale at Saatchi Art. See video footage of the piece here.
With colleague Lari Rantalainen SANNA has recently completed a collaborative 15 metre piece named Untitled (For the Time Being), exhibited at the prestigious Shimane Museum Gallery in Matsue, Japan.
The Sa-La-Yu-Ju group exhibition, including works by Japanese artists Yu Ando and Junko Nakashima, was open to the public 30.7-4.8.2014. The entire exhibition was relayed daily via the internet directly to Helsinki's Kirjasto 10's large TV screens.
The piece is now on sale at Saatchi Art. See video footage of the piece here.
Detail entitled 'Rustle Brand' of collaborative, mixed media piece Untitled (For the Time Being), 14.5 x 0.45 m, 2014.
With artist Lari Rantalainen for Shimane Art Museum, Japan. available
With artist Lari Rantalainen for Shimane Art Museum, Japan. available
KALLERIA GALLERY, HELSINKI 9 - 15.6.2014
The Worlds Apart group exhibition displayed a multitude of styles and techniques from 4 Helsinki based artists Sanna Jalomäki, Sinivuokko Koivula, Lari Rantalainen and Dylan Sutton. The wide range of works of art included graffiti style acrylic and spray paintings with influences of mysticism, tattoo art inspired drawings of animals using bold strokes, colourful collages utilizing magazine cut outs, eco-art with blobs of dried acrylic paints depicting stories, wall hangings made from strips of fabric and skipping ropes as well as wire manipulated through canvas extending a portrait painted with toxic Amaryllis flower extract. The World's Apart exhibition at Kalleria also had two miniature sculptures on show.
The exhibition offered the public a chance to get involved by placing a canvas and Molotov paint markers on a table in the middle of the gallery space. Around 100 people joined in on working on the piece during the exhibition week.
The Worlds Apart group exhibition displayed a multitude of styles and techniques from 4 Helsinki based artists Sanna Jalomäki, Sinivuokko Koivula, Lari Rantalainen and Dylan Sutton. The wide range of works of art included graffiti style acrylic and spray paintings with influences of mysticism, tattoo art inspired drawings of animals using bold strokes, colourful collages utilizing magazine cut outs, eco-art with blobs of dried acrylic paints depicting stories, wall hangings made from strips of fabric and skipping ropes as well as wire manipulated through canvas extending a portrait painted with toxic Amaryllis flower extract. The World's Apart exhibition at Kalleria also had two miniature sculptures on show.
The exhibition offered the public a chance to get involved by placing a canvas and Molotov paint markers on a table in the middle of the gallery space. Around 100 people joined in on working on the piece during the exhibition week.
ARTICLE ON SANNA IN INTERNET MAGAZINE LILY
During her display window exhibition Kaikessa on Valoa (Eng. everything contains light) at SOKOS Department store in the core of Helsinki, internet magazine Lily published an article on her work describing it as "...not only humorous, playful and vibrantly colourful, but elegantly depicting the day and age we live in."
Please feel free to read the article here: Lily: Sanna the Artist!
During her display window exhibition Kaikessa on Valoa (Eng. everything contains light) at SOKOS Department store in the core of Helsinki, internet magazine Lily published an article on her work describing it as "...not only humorous, playful and vibrantly colourful, but elegantly depicting the day and age we live in."
Please feel free to read the article here: Lily: Sanna the Artist!
SOKOS DEPARTMENT STORE DISPLAY WINDOW,
HELSINKI 3.9 - 14.10.2012
The second largest department store in Finland hung nine of Sanna's acrylic paintings in their display window facing one of Helsinki's busiest streets and the Modern Art Museum Kiasma in the heart of the capital.
The exhibition showed a collection of pieces Sanna created in Athens, Greece and Helsinki, Finland portraying people or animals she had photographed herself.
The exhibition also featured a large collaborative piece named 'Jellu' by art collective TRKCrew which Sanna is a founding member of.
HELSINKI 3.9 - 14.10.2012
The second largest department store in Finland hung nine of Sanna's acrylic paintings in their display window facing one of Helsinki's busiest streets and the Modern Art Museum Kiasma in the heart of the capital.
The exhibition showed a collection of pieces Sanna created in Athens, Greece and Helsinki, Finland portraying people or animals she had photographed herself.
The exhibition also featured a large collaborative piece named 'Jellu' by art collective TRKCrew which Sanna is a founding member of.
BLOBS 'N' SCRAPS, HELSINKI 19.7 - 2.8.2012
The joint exhibition Blobs 'n' Scraps with colleague Sinivuokko
Koivula focusing on the recycling of waste materials into works
of art (e.g. utilizing dried blobs of acrylic paint) was held at Kalleria Gallery in 2012.
The exhibition contained 24 works of 'Eco-art' created by Sanna.
Eco-art emerged from the her need to make use of dried excess acrylic paints left over in the process of painting portraits etc.
Each piece tells a comical story of its own and almost always containing a bird in one form or another.
The joint exhibition Blobs 'n' Scraps with colleague Sinivuokko
Koivula focusing on the recycling of waste materials into works
of art (e.g. utilizing dried blobs of acrylic paint) was held at Kalleria Gallery in 2012.
The exhibition contained 24 works of 'Eco-art' created by Sanna.
Eco-art emerged from the her need to make use of dried excess acrylic paints left over in the process of painting portraits etc.
Each piece tells a comical story of its own and almost always containing a bird in one form or another.
