Gallery Sinne/ Camille Auer: Varsinaissuomalainen koira

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a field behind which there seems to be a forest that’s just a row of trees grown for pulp behind which there is a field behind which there seems to be a forest. nousiainen or nouste as we call her. 1997. femininity and being a girl are punishable offenses the punishment and the decision to punish are carried out by other children. a landscape appears as a landscape to a person in the landscape. a person appears in the landscape but not for themself. for a moment the landscape forms an entire world from which the person experiencing it is absent there is only the locus of the experience

Camille Auer’s work Varsinaissuomalainen koira (A dog from Southwest Finland) is a portrait of Nousiainen from the point of view of a teenage kid. It’s an ambisonic four-channel experimental musique concrète composition and video installation that lasts one hour. The work plays on a loop in the gallery.

Sinne is open Tue–Sun 12–17. Free entrance. Welcome!

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