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Welcome to The Crossing!

The Crossing -Art ExhibitionDesigned by graphic artist Tanja Pulliainen

The Crossing Exhibition is a trip to the mental landscape of four painters living in Finland. 

Lailahelena Lepistö (Asikkala) describes with her works how nature suffers when a man rapes it. 
The dark themes of Kari Onkari (Siilinjärvi) do not leave anyone cold.
Taina Kemppi (Riihimäki) has a naive and surreal combination of human and animal characters. In her works.
Sanna Pynnönen (Laukaa) describes the mental disorders of a mental health rehabber. 
 
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List of works

Lailahelena Lepistö (Asikkala)

  1. 1. Invitation – oil on canvas 2017 - 850€
  2. 2. When the winds whisper my name - oil on canvas - 1050€ SOLD
  3. 3. Pastoral – oil on canvas 2018 - 950€
  4. 4. And the gods celebrate at night - oil on canvas - 750€

Kari Onkari (Siilinjärvi)

  1. 5. Waterfall – akrylic on canvasi 2017 – 500€
  2. 6. March to the front - akrylic on canvasi 2017 – 580€
  3. 7. The moment of the wolf - akrylic on canvasi 2016 – 500€ SOLD
  4. 8. The land of lava - akrylic on canvasi 2018 – 500€

Taina Kemppi (Riihimäki)

  1. 9.  Cup of tea – oil on canvas 2019 – 800€
  2. 10. Never alone - oil on canvas 2019 – 680€
  3. 11. Companion - oil on canvas 2019 – 480€
  4. 12. Refugium - oil on canvas 2019 – 480€

Sanna Pynnönen (Laukaa)

  1. 13. When I´m not there anymore - Akrylic and Mixed Tecnology 2018 – ei myynnissä, yksityiskokoelma/ not for sale, private collection
  2. 14. Dissociative self-portrait – akrylic on canvasi 2018 – 550€
  3. 15. Depersonalization - akrylic on canvasi 2019 – 550€
  4. 16. The burden - akrylic on canvasi 2019 – 480€

 

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The paid painting will be handed over at the earliest on 29.3.2019.
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