Sanna (Lea) Karlsson-Sutisna

Works available

Helsingin taidelainaamo Galleria Bulevardi 7 Galleria 12 galleria Dix Rööperin galleria Höyläämötie 18 ateljee Pitsku

Basic information

b. 1965, Helsinki

Visual Artist, Sculptor, Performance Artists, Painter, Installation Artist, Photographer, Public Artist, Environmental Artist, Body Artist, Land Artist

Residence: HELSINKI

Contact information

Phone number: 0415335206

Email: sanna@karlsson-sutisna.com

Artist’s Statement

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Artbooko of Sanna Karlsson-Sutisnas 20 years artcarrier "Blossom of tree of life" 2009

www.karlsson-sutisna.com
www.artpark.siivet.org

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Current information

Woman artists of Finland, Sika gallery bali, Indonesia jan 2014

Balinese interactive danceperformances in Myllypuro dec 2013

Woman artists of Finland, Studio gallery Hundertwasser Museoum Wienna, Austria nov 2013

Stansvik ympäristötaidenäyttely ja Pysyvä ekoveoistos "Suudelma"

International exhibition Palazzo Ducale, Genova, Italy July 2013

Supermarket Artfair, Stockholm 2013

Works from the artist

Name of the work: Kunnianosoitus puulle Irokoolle

Name of the work: Elämän kukka Taidepuisto Pikku Huopalahdessa

Name of the work: Uudelle alulle performanssi

Name of the work: Voima ja herkkyys -performnce

Name of the work: Irokoo kunnianosoitus elämänpuulle

Name of the work: Hiukset, Monikulttuurisen perheemme identiteettikehitys

Name of the work: Hiukset, Monikulttuurisen perheemme

Name of the work: Suruajan yli, Hildegard von Bingen

Name of the work: Tuusula kotitaloudoppilaitos

Bio

VISUAL ARTIST AND DANCER
Sanna Karlsson-Sutisna (MA) is a dance and visual artist who graduated from the Finnish Art Academy in 1989. Her professional experience includes studies at the Berlin High School of Arts, as well as further studies in Cuba and Bali. She has focused on studying the roots of art in ritual cultures. She is best known for bringing art to everyday life by performing and sculpting in surprising places, for her environmental art, and for creating permanent “Flower of Life” art parks in Helsinki and France for children under 3 and their families. She has combined images, sculpture and dance to suffuse her performances with ritual form and multicultural elements, enriching Finnish art and everyday life. Her expert knowledge of Balinese culture and dance add depth and conviction to her work. Karlsson-Sutisna has held solo-exhibitions and participated in numerous group exhibitions since 1979, and given dance performances in both her home country Finland (Kuopio Dance Festival) and abroad, in Germany, Denmark, Russia, Sweden, Austria, Poland, England, Indonesia and Cuba. Her works are part of both public and private collections.
Karlsson-Sutisna’s art searches for an increasingly deep unity with nature. She sends roots down deep into the earth and draws on the traditions of our ancestors.

www.karlsson-sutisna.com