KATI ROOVER

Contact: kati.roover(at)gmail.com

 

Kati Roover (b.1982, Estonia) lives and works in Helsinki, Finland and has a Masters from the Department of Time-based Arts, University of the Arts, Helsinki. Her work has been shown internationally in exhibitions and at film screenings. Her practice spans across the mediums of moving image, sound, photography, text and installations, draws upon and addresses a broad range of topics that are connected - from human, place and elemental interactions, mythical storytelling, animistic philosophy, decoloniality, feminist new materialisms and hydrofeminism, to the natural sciences and ecology.

 

Recent exhibitions include: The Scent of the Changing Sea, Forum Box, Helsinki (2024); Salt. Lake. City. Austria (2024); Turku New Performance festival (2022); A I S T I T - coming to our senses, KINDL – Centre for Contemporary Art, Berlin and Kunsthalle Helsinki, (2021); Unstable Horizon, WAM - Turku Art Museum (2021); Fragile Times, Galerie im Körnerpark, Berlin (2020); The Earth, Gallery of Emil Filla, Ústí nad Labem, Czech (2019); Coexistence, Contemporary Art Museum Kiasma, Helsinki (2019); Listening Being, Gallery Titanik, Turku (2019).

 

 

I acknowledge the long rich evolution of Earth and the depth of (bio)diversity.

I acknowledge indigenous peoples worldwide, who with ongoing determination and care,

 speak for and demonstrate stewardship of life on Earth.

I acknowledge my own ancestors, human, other beings and elements.

I acknowledge all who have helped, shared, witnessed and supported my work.

Thank you!