Art & Installations

'Tuokioita I-VI’ (meaning moments in english) is a multi-part ensemble of ceramic reliefs. The works are located in the elevator lobbies on the 1st-6th floors of the Women's Hospital A-wing of Helsinki University Hospital, on the corridor walls next to them, and in five procedure rooms. The ensembles consist of different shapes and textures forming detailed, illustration-like three-dimensional ceramic murals. The works have been made as an invited artist.

'Tuokio I-V’ (‘Moment I-V’ in english) is a multi-part ensemble of ceramic ceiling reliefs. are three-dimensional ceramic ceiling reliefs in the procedure rooms on the 1st floor of the Women’s Hospitals A-wing. The works are selections from the larger ‘Tuokioita I-VI’ wall reliefs in the elevator lobbies, which consist of different shapes and textures forming detailed, figurative entities. The works placed above the patient beds in the procedure rooms serve as a calming and attention-grabbing element for the patient during the procedures. The works have been made as an invited artist.

Year: 2024
Material: glazed porcelain, lustre
Size: 110 x 280 x 2 cm
A unique handmade ceramic mural in the premises of HUS Hyvinkää Hospital, Finland.

Unique handmade ceramic murals
‘Marquis No.26’ and ‘Marquis No.27’ were custom-built for The Arbor of Delray senior living community center in Florida, USA. Located near Delray Beach, the award-winning Arbor at Delray is designed to provide senior residents with both independent and assisted living, as well as specialized care for memory disorders.

A series of numbered, unique handmade ceramic murals
This mural work is an exploration to the world of visually strong outcome; reflecting metallic surface combined together with vivid strong colours and playful, strong forms. It's an intriguing combination of old soul, 70s and art deco vibes still being harmonious and classy.
Different compositions of Marquis -ceramic murals can be found in private and public spaces in Finland and abroad.

‘Animal Series’ is the first project by LEM and it was sponsored by Iittala Group. ‘Animal Series’ tells stories through animals in everyday ceramic tableware, creating new life and meaning for everyday common objects.

Custom-made ceramic murals to 47 hotel rooms.
In this boutique hotel in Helsinki you can sleep under my ceramic murals in the suite, mini suites, superior+ and superior rooms.
Client: Folks Hotel Konepaja Vallila
Interior architecture: Pinto Design
Year: 2020-2021

‘Wall Sculpture’ is a numbered and signed collection of unique ready-made ceramic wall pieces.
This collection is my on-going personal exploration with different glazes, surfaces, decorations and techniques. By testing and playing, I seek to find new visual and haptic approaches tothe outcome. Finding contrasts play significant role in each numbered piece, again.

A custom-made ceramic logo for Finnish traditional furniture brand Lundia. Handmade of porcelain and Finnish red earthenware parts. A colorful, haptic multi-part entity forms the name of the company on the wall of their flagship store and showroom.

Client: Lundia Oy
Year: 2019
Location: Lundia Flagship Store & Showroom, Fredrikinkatu 45, Helsinki

2022
porcelain, stoneware, Finnish red earthenware
160 cm x 80 cm x 5 cm
‘View I’ -relief was part of With the Naked Eye -group exhibition held in Voipaala Art Centre in Summer 2022. The core of the material-based contemporary art exhibition was the encounter between man and nature. In my ceramic relief, I have combined elements and surfaces of man-made architecture and its landscape with nature's free, organic and uncontrolled environment. The work 'View I' is one perspective of what the view created by these elements is like.
The exhibition was organized by two associations, Textile Artist TEXO and Artist O, presenting the best of Finnish textile art, ceramic art and installation art from more than thirty artists. Curated by Anna-Kaisa Haanaho, Jaana Woll, Kaisu Koivisto and Teemu Salonen.

Handmade ceramic mural
‘Ryijy’ means traditional woven wall rug which is a decorative art form unique to Finland. Geometric shapes were, in addition to floral and human figures, a popular subject in them in the late 19th century. ‘Ryijy’ ceramic mural is especially inspired from the geometrical shapes of the traditional ryijy rugs.
The whole consists of five forms of different shapes that fit in many ways to each other transforming into different works of art. Creations made of it are perfect to enrich both private and public spaces in indoors and outdoors.
Ryijy can be modified to customers need. Read more about commissioned work here.