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Track no. 27 (Oreti Lake), 2024 will be part of the group exhibition ‘Gut Feelings’ at GASP!, Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
Opening 5th September 4 pm – 8 pm (+ late)
The show brings together works by:
Yunie Chae
Thom Driver
Ramina Habibollah
Eeva Juuti
Bin Koh
Ilya Lindhout
Aaro Murphy
Boyan Montero
Natasha Papadopoulou
Pablo Rezzonico Bongcam
Octave Rimbert-Rivière
Duncan Robertson
open sat–sun
12.00–17.00
mon–fri
by appointment
GASP!
Tefelenstraat 55
1107SJ, Amsterdam
Poster by Cleo TSW
Curated by Aaro Murphy and Duncan Robertson
I’ve contributed an artefact to Thing Theories: A Publishing Intensive, which was organised and hosted by OUTLINE and Off Course at Werkgebouw Het Veem over the course of three days, with additional exercises and workshops facilitated by Romy Day Winkel, Chloé Gourvennec, Ashley Ho and Alex Walker.
“Thirteen objects are brought to the table. We let them converse through the stories they carry. A constellation forms and in its light, we formulate relational theories. Theories for things, for objects as artefacts, their definitions cracked open and their meanings expanded.”
Thing Theories was assembled over three days of writing, speaking, collecting, drawing, indexing – going from the docks to the coffee corner, printing sounds punctuating the days. A composite curiosity cabinet has been fabricated, fabulated and transformed, its result a publication that traces possession and connection, legacy and memory.
Contributions by Prashant Chavan, Becca Clark, Ros V. Del Olmo, Katherina Gorodynska, Ashley Ho, Ilya Lindhout, Marta Lopes Santos, Anna Lorbeer, Amber Netten, George Sinclair, Kata Szász-Komlós, Sevgi Tan and Sara Vallis.
Printed by no kiss
Edition of 150
Published by OUTLINE and Off Course
Amsterdam, July 2026
Siaruli, 2026 will be part of the group exhibition ‘Full Pivot’ curated by The Servers in Helsinki, Finland.
Full Pivot takes the panorama, and the impossibility embedded in its definition, as a starting point. A vantage point, if you will. Derived from the Greek pan (“all”) and horama (“view”), the term suggests a totalising, complete perspective. Considering the fractured nature of vision, directed and conditioned by physical and social frameworks. Rather than offering a unified perspective, the exhibition reflects discontinuity, limitation, and shifting viewpoints.
Alongside works by: Ferdinand Waas, Tatu Gustafsson, Eeva Juuti, Leevi Toija, Iivari Mikkonen, Heidi Holmström, Lyy Raitala, Enrico Carpi, Baroeg Mulder, Martin Gobert, Hannah Schleifer
Facilitated by Yoonsik Kim and Ossi Pettilä
Location: Paasivuorenkatu 2a, 00530 Helsinki
Opening: May 29 (17:00 — 22:00)
On view: May 30 until June 7, 2026
Tue-Fri: 14:00 — 18:00
Sat-Sun: 14:00 — 20:00
Mon: closed
Poster by Lucy Gengler
Supported by Stroom Den Haag