
KOJAMO
BUCK SALMON

Photograph:Juha Åman
2021
15 meters long and 3,5 meters high fish shape that has a cathedral-like space to step inside. The sculpture is commissioned by city of Tornio for the anniversary of Tornio turning 400 years old. Location of this site specific sculpture is by the Tornio River. In spring time when water level is rising spring-stream is surrounding the sculpture.
Material: Stainless steel pipes.
Locates in Tornio, Finlan.



Photograph: Juha Åman
Photograph: Juha Åman

Photograph: Juha Åman
POLIISIN MUIKUT
POLICE'S VENDACE


2021
Sculptural installation of nine individual five meter long fish shapes. Stainless steel pipes are used as material which are conjoined by welding. Entirety contains more than 10 000 pipes. The Art work won Finlands State Art commission's completion of site specific art piece for the square in front of Lappenranta Police Department. Vendace is typical lake fish and local delight.
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LOVE OF LUNULATUM



2020
Raku ceramic, wrought iron and steel sculpture is inspired by damselflies that are mating. Sculpture is raising from indoor water fountain surrounded by staircase. The ceramic floor and wrought iron fence around staircase is also designed by Pekka and Teija Isorättyä. The entirety was commissioned by Kakslauttanen Artic Resort for the Planetarium Restaurant. The design and the sculpture lure to thought play of matter of scale and beginning of life where circles and spheres multiplies.



INTERSTELLAR WALL





2021
Interstellar wall forms wall between restaurant and cabinet. The Planetarium restaurant building itself is a large glass construction. The form is also designed by Pekka & Teija Isorättyä. It is the glass wall of Circa 800 m2 that has no repletion in geometry and consist of 491 glass heated panels that differ in size.
PLANETARIUM RESTAURANT



SÄRKYNYT LYHTY

BROKEN LANTERN

2013
Public sculpture in Tornio, Finland.
Material: Stainless steel, Steel objects, glass.
Honorates marginal art phenomenons from Tornio: Terveet Kädet 1980-2015 and Priest of Chalk land 1830-1885.
Size 9 x 2 x 2 meters.


