About the Works of Jussi Jääskeläinen
The
new works of Jussi Jääskeläinen reflect the duality of an artists life
and being a parent to a child. The free forms and jamming like painting
style of Jääskeläinen displays the freedom of freelancing and artist
life in Berlin. The artist enjoys consuming and producing culture and
arts in his beloved home city while nurturing he’s creativity. The
subject matter is the dark side of this duality, dealing with abstract
and unconcrete fears that often develop with becoming a parent.
Responsibilty over someone else’s wellbeing and development creates a seed of uncertanity that easily reflects into fears over the future of the world and environment. The Biomechanoids in his paintings deal with the idea of genetic manipulation getting out of hand, and if the food industry is capable and interested in keeping our food clean and healthy enough to eat. Like any good artist, he delivers this weltschmerz with a pinch of humour and satire to make the message easier to swallow.
Antti Pussinen 12/03/2017, Berlin
Responsibilty over someone else’s wellbeing and development creates a seed of uncertanity that easily reflects into fears over the future of the world and environment. The Biomechanoids in his paintings deal with the idea of genetic manipulation getting out of hand, and if the food industry is capable and interested in keeping our food clean and healthy enough to eat. Like any good artist, he delivers this weltschmerz with a pinch of humour and satire to make the message easier to swallow.
Antti Pussinen 12/03/2017, Berlin
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| Jussi Jääskeläinen |
Die präsentierten Bilder auf der Auktion
..............................................................................................................................................“Biomechanical Fish number 012”
Salt and Aquarelle color, Aquarelle Pens on Paper,
21cm x 29cm. Jussi Jaaskelainen 2015.
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| “Biomechanical Fish number 012” |
“Biomechanical Fish number 016”
Salt and Aquarelle color, Aquarelle Pens on Paper,
21cm x 29cm. Jussi Jaaskelainen 2016.
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| “Biomechanical Fish number 016” |
“Biomechanical Fish number 018”
Salt and Aquarelle color, Aquarelle Pens on Paper,
21cm x 29cm. Jussi Jaaskelainen 2016.
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| “Biomechanical Fish number 018” |
“Biomechanical Fish number 019”
Salt and Aquarelle color, Aquarelle Pens on Paper,
21cm x 29cm. Jussi Jaaskelainen 2017.
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| “Biomechanical Fish number 019” |
“Biomechanical Fish number 020”
Salt and Aquarelle color, Aquarelle Pens on Paper,
21cm x 29cm. Jussi Jaaskelainen 2017.
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| “Biomechanical Fish number 020” |
“Bathophobia-1”
Salt and Aquarelle color, Aquarelle Pens on Paper,
21cm x 29cm. Jussi Jaaskelainen 2017.
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| “Bathophobia-1” |
“Bathophobia-2”
Salt and Aquarelle color, Aquarelle Pens on Paper,
21cm x 29cm. Jussi Jaaskelainen 2017.
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| “Bathophobia-2” |
“Pink Flamingos Were Seen in The Schöneberg Gay Labyrinth”
Aquarelle Pens and Paint on Paper,
42cm x 42cm. Jussi Jaaskelainen 2017.
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| "Pink Flamingos Were Seen in The Schöneberg Gay Labyrinth" |
“This Robot can not improvise”
Salt and Aquarelle color, Aquarelle Pens on Paper,
21cm x 29cm. Jussi Jaaskelainen 2017.
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| “This Robot can not improvise” |
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+ Infos von Jussi Jaaskelainen
www.Kobaia-Design.com
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