Tue Greenfort’s (b. 1973) interdisciplinary practice explores evolutionary processes and interactions between public and private space, nature and culture.
His work often revolves around ecology and its history, addressing social relations, human agency, and environmental issues such as eutrophication.
Greenfort’s work in Helsinki Biennial consists of mouth-blown, coloured glass sculptures representing two species of jellyfish.
Artwork location: Vallisaari Island
Photo: Courtesy of the artist