Venla Huhtinen

Sometimes (Often)

Oil on linen
38 x 32 cm

790 €

Price incl. taxes

The artwork is not on display in the gallery

About the work

Venla Huhtinen (b. 1995) is a Helsinki-based visual artist, muralist and designer. Her main media are murals, oil paintings and installations. Her art is known for its vibrant colours, graphic elements and, in particular, hands that find themselves in absurd situations. His works offer a humorous take on perceptive observations of society and human relationships.

Huhtinen’s artistic expression became freer and more profound whilst working at the internationally renowned Estudio Campana (São Paulo, Brazil), where the experimental approach inspired him to break with traditional forms. Furthermore, artist residencies spent in Mexico, Colombia and Benin have been pivotal in his career, bringing new influences and deepening his thematic interpretation. Huhtinen’s murals can be seen on streetscapes around the world, as well as on the walls of many businesses. His works have been exhibited at the Amos Rex art museum as well as in smaller gallery and restaurant exhibitions.

Delivery

Dimensions: 38 × 32 cm
Kotiinkuljetus: 47,69 €
Noutopistetoimitus: 9,90 € – 26,23 €

Additional information

Size: Small
Material: Painting
Style: Figurative, Playful

Venla Huhtinen

Venla Huhtinen (b. 1995) is a Helsinki-based visual artist, muralist and designer. Her main media are murals, oil paintings and installations. Her art is known for its bold colours, graphic elements and hands that move in absurd environments. Her works interpret observations of society and human relationships with a humorous touch.

Huhtinen’s artistic expression was liberated and deepened during her work at the internationally renowned design studio Estudio Campana (São Paulo, Brazil), where the experimental approach inspired Huhtinen to break traditional forms. In addition, artist residencies in Mexico, Colombia and Benin have been central to her career, bringing new influences and deepening her thematic interpretation. Huhtinen’s murals can be seen in streetscapes around the world and on the walls of many public buildings. Huhtinen’s work has been exhibited at the Amos Rex Art Museum as well as gallery and public space exhibitions.