Welcome to the opening reception on Thursday, 28 April, from 5–7 pm!

The exhibition showcases sculptures with a variety of subjects. Animals, comments on fine art, a certain musical and photographic tone, as well as an ever-present and lurking death are on display.

“New moons may come to an end, new days may dawn from the west, the north may turn into the sea, the currents may flow against the river, the night of St. Lucia may come short, and the great Otava of Finland to bend flat, before I forget you.”

(Through borrowing and modifying early thoughts.)

The exhibition has been supported by the Arts Promotion Center Finland and Visek.

Panu Rytkönen (b. 1983 Orimattila, early years in Iisalmi) is a sculptor currently living and working in Helsinki. He graduated with a Master of Fine Arts from the Academy of Fine Arts in 2008. He has had several solo exhibitions, mainly in Helsinki, and the exhibition now on display is his second solo exhibition at Galleria Sculptor.