Ronit Keret: Topographies of Collapse (Hall 1) and Spartak Khachanov: Planet P (Hall 2)

Ronit Keret's exhibition Topographies of Collapse (Hall 1) addresses ecological instability through glaciers, videos, drawings, and installations. Materials such as polystyrene point to the contradiction between nature and industry. The works do not document environmental destruction documentarily but stage collapse as a physical space - through fractures, cavities, and vanishing landscapes. The exhibition is curated by Vera Pilpoul.

Spartak Khachanov: Planet P (Hall 2) is an exhibition by multimedia artist Spartak Khachanov. Khachanov is a political refugee living and working in Helsinki, and his art addresses forced displacement, war, nationalism, and political instability from a personal perspective. He works with sculpture, installation, painting, graphics, photography, video, animation, and sound, investigating how power, ideology, and militarization are constructed through symbols and visual culture.

HAA Galleria, Helsinki
31.7.-23.8.2026

Tue-Thu 12-18 | Fri-Sat 12-16 | Sun 12-16

Free admission