Campaigns
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#Stop Hatred Now

2024
Helsinki

Visual identity for an anti-racist art programme

Facilitator: Sonya Lindfors | Producer: Lisa Kalkowski | Communications: Milla Millasnoore

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UrbanApa

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Advocacy Campaign: #Kuvataiteen Vuoro

2023
Helsinki

It's time for Visual arts: Campaign lobbying against proposed budget cuts in the Finnish arts sector

The joint parliamentary election program of Frame, the Society of Finnish Artists and Kuvasto aims to increase the funding of visual arts by 15 million euros, to a total of 30 million euros. This would bring the visual arts closer to an equal status with other art fields, while strengthening the creative fields as a whole.

Illustration: Juliana Hyrri | Comms: Rosa Kuosmanen

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Frame Contemporary Art Finland | Artists’ Association of Finland | Kuvasto

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Breaking through the sugar glass

2020
Helsinki

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VR Hub

2018
Espoo

Poster for a space dedicated to learning about extended reality experiences

An adaptation of the famous M.C. Escher lithograph, Relativity - to reflect the surrealism of Virtual Reality technology.

VR Hub Director_Eero Tianien \ Original artwork by_M.C. Escher

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Aalto University

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Pop the bubble

2017
Delhi

Speculative campaign about filter bubbles

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Aalto University

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Masaan

2015
Mumbai

Digital promotional campaign for a drama film, winner of the FIPRESCI & Un Certain Regard awards at the 68th Cannes Film Festival

A digital promotional campaign for the 2015 film Masaan (translation- Crematorium; also known as Fly Away Solo in English), a drama film directed by Neeraj Ghaywan, co-written by Varun Grover.

Film director: Neeraj Ghaywan \ Film writer: Varun Grover \ Marketing strategy: Jahan Singh Bakshi

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Drishyam Films

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Om Dar-B-Dar

2014
Mumbai

Film poster for the remastered avant-garde cult classic directed by Kamal Swaroop

Om Dar-B-Dar is a 1988 cult Indian film directed by Kamal Swaroop. The absurdist / non-linear film follows a young schoolboy Om and his family who live in Pushkar, Rajasthan. It is a satire on mythology, arts, politics and philosophy. This served as the official poster when the film was digitally restored and re-released in 2014.

Drawing by Punit Hiremath

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PVR Director's Rare