Finnish artist Kristiina Koskentola (b. 1967) lives and works in Amsterdam. Her interdisciplinary practice is strongly grounded in research and post-humanist debate.
Her art addresses cross-cultural perspectives and themes related to philosophies, coexistence and the entanglement of humans, non-humans and the natural world.
In her collaborative projects, Koskentola often takes on the role of mediator, seeking new ways of participation and alternative perspectives among the complexities of entanglements between humanity and more-than-human essential in our challenging times.
Crows are both the main protagonists and co-authors of Koskentola’s video work in Helsinki Biennial.
The artwork production is supported by Kone Foundation and Mondriaan Fund.
Artwork location: Vallisaari Island
Photo: Rafael E