Galerie Forsblom is one of Helsinki's most respected contemporary art galleries, founded in 1991. It represents both Finnish and international artists, with a regularly changing exhibition programme. The gallery is based in the Töölö district and is known for its consistently high curatorial standards.
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Viljami Heinonen's exhibition Threshold explores interiors, memories, and psychological spaces. The paintings unite decorative beauty with deeper meaning, layering and abstraction.
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Hannu Väisänen's exhibition explores the colour and form of doors and gates. A Rajasthani door from a 1996 watercolour sketch inspired the artist to create a new painting series investigating colour interaction and the simultaneous abstract and figurative nature of painting.
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Helsinki-based painter Miisa Mäkeläinen's exhibition Lemmenlätäkkö presents works that reference nature and embodiment, where forms and colours create harmony.
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Markku Keränen's abstract tempera paintings at Galerie Forsblom. The exhibition features circular figures playing with colour and light, building a new world in each work.
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Exhibition of sculptures by Emma Helle, where the ancient Venus of Willendorf and figures from Finnish mythology coexist. The works explore embodiment, mythology, and geological time.
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Norwegian artist Mie Olise Kjærgaard presents paintings of women in motion and underwater. Dynamic works exploring freedom, courage, and the body's independence.