Venla Helenius: Destina
Venla Helenius: Destina
Sep
27
Sat
12:00 – 16:00
-3–-1°C
scattered clouds
27.9. – 26.10.2025
Warmly welcome to the vernissage of Destina by Venla Helenius on 26.9.2025 at 6 – 9 PM
The video work will be screened twice at the opening, at 6:30 PM and 8:00 PM.
Venla Helenius’s new video work Destina takes as its starting point the femme-enfant figures painted by surrealist artist Dorothea Tanning in the 1940s and 1950s – figures that once rebelled against their prescribed role in art history, celebrating their unruly potential and creating autonomous surreal realities within domestic-like spaces. Developed through a six-month workshop period with the work’s six young performers, the work has emerged from a process in which the group interpreted the secrets and latent desires of Tanning’s paintings, and constructed scenes through these interpretations.
WORKING GROUP:
Concept and Direction: Venla Helenius
Performers: Aniis Hilja Riska, Emily Ida Sonneborn, Ever Harmoni Morshed Solouk, Hannah Everitt, Selya-Melek Özer, Sheila Sadigova
Music, Sound Recording, and Sound Design: Johannes Birlinger
Cinematography: Venla Helenius
Editing: Venla Helenius
Theatre Educator: Minna Partanen
Post-production dramaturg: Martta Jylha
Production: Venla Helenius in collaboration with Johannes Birlinger and Minna Partanen
Exhibition text: Aleksandra Kiskonen
Venla Helenius (b. 1989, she/her) is a visual artist and photographer based in Helsinki and partly in Berlin. She holds an MFA in Time and Space Art from the Academy of Fine Arts, Helsinki, and an MA in Art Education from Aalto University. Helenius works with photography and video both independently and within multidisciplinary collaborations. Her recent practice has focused on feminist readings of art-historical continuities, on making room for quiet gestures and desires, and on the ambivalent pull of pathos.
What's on
Sat 27 Sep 2025 – 26 Oct 2025 12:00 – 16:00
-3–-1°C
scattered clouds
Address:
Malmi Old Station
Vanha asemarakennus
Latokartanontie 1, 00700 Helsinki