Kati Roover (b. 1982) critically examines the challenges of environmental change through a lens of poetic imagination.
Her practice addresses a wide spectrum of thematic concerns: the coexistence of humans and natural non-human worlds, the natural sciences, decolonization, mythopoetic narratives, and hydrofeminism.
Roover’s video installation in Helsinki Biennial delves into interspecies entanglements, especially the connection between whales and humans.
Artwork location: Vallisaari Island
Photo: Johannes Vartola