Kati Roover (EE/FI) is a multidisciplinary artist based in Helsinki, Finland. She works with moving images, sound, photography, text, painting, and spatial interventions. Her Finno-Ugric ancestry influences her work, her way of thinking and her perception of the world. Through a poetic imagination, her work explores themes such as the coexistence of humans and natural non-human worlds, collaborations, hydrofeminisms, matriarchal studies, mythosomatic and esoteric narratives.
Select solo and group exhibitions include: Down Deep - Living Seas, Living Bodies, Sopot State Art Gallery, Poland (2026) Golden Repair, Ludwig Museum of Contemporary Art, Budapest, Hungary (2026) Shelter, Helsinki Biennale, Finland (2025) Interferences, Kuntsi Art Museum, Finland (2025) The Waters Tales, Rønnebæksholm Kunsthalle, Denmark (2025) The Scent of the Changing Sea, Forum Box gallery, Finland (2024) Salt. Lake. City. Austria (2024) A I S T I T - coming to our senses, KINDL – Centre for Contemporary Art, Berlin and Kunsthalle Helsinki (2021) The Uncertain Horizon, WAM Museum, Finland (2021) Fragile Times, Galerie im Körnerpark, Berlin, Germany (2020) Coexistence, Contemporary Art Museum Kiasma, Finland (2019) AND TOMORROW AND, Index Foundation, Sweden (2019).
Featured in the books:
Aquatic Encounters: a glossary of hydrofeminisms, edited by Anastasia (A) Khodyreva and Elina Suoyrjö
The Hydrocene: Eco-Aesthetics in the Age of Water, by Bronwyn Bailey-Charteris
Upcoming: Becoming Fluid (2026)