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2026
More beautiful
Solo exhibition in Tellsikivi Creative city Konteiner gallery

Photos: Mia Tohver
Exhibition text by Karola Ainsar Luigepoeg on nõnda pehme ja armas, et kui kord leida peidupaik ta soojade mõtete juures, ei tihka sealt enam lahkuda. Ometi on ka tal oma elu. Tal on oma tuba ja unistused, mis samuti tähelepanu vajavad.

Linnu kodus on kõik natuke kaldu, ent rõõmus. Aknad, nagu lapse esimeste B-tähede paunad, võtavad julgelt ruumi. Seintel ripuvad hoolsa pilgu all valminud tikandid. Nende vahel mõni sosin. Piltide kohta on ta päevikusse kirjutanud küsimusi sõnadega, mida kaotada ei raatsiks. Ainult endale. Päikese laul kostub koduste kõrvu ning mõnest valgusvihust saab kohalikku ajalehte luuletus. Esimesele leheküljele. Tekikuhja all soojad põsed ja nende taga eri maiguga mõtted, pea sinka-vonkalistest piirjoontest lookas. Mõni meenutab pistaatsiaküpsiseid, mõni aga mudakooki.

Ühel päeval ärkab luigepoeg taas, nagu igal hommikul, kuid siis on üks eriti rasvane päikesekiir ta välja valinud. See paistab talle otse silma ja linnul tekib kihk toas kõik ümber seada. The cygnet is so gentle and sweet that, once you find a hiding place within its warm thoughts, you never desire to leave. However, it has its own life. It has its own room and dreams that also need attention.

The bird’s home is a little crooked, yet joyful. The windows, like a child’s first clumsy B letters, boldly take up space. On the walls hang embroideries made under a careful gaze. Between them, a whisper or two. The cygnet has written questions in its diary with words too cherished to be lost. Only for itself. The sun is singing, and you can hear it in a local newspaper, written as a poem. It is there on the front page. Beneath a pile of blankets, warm cheeks — and behind them, thoughts of many flavors, bending like crooked outlines. Some resemble pistachio cookies, others, a mud cake.

One day, the cygnet wakes up like every morning, but this time a thick sunbeam has chosen it. It almost blinds the bird, and once again, it feels the desire to rearrange everything in the room.





2025


5-year plan for Estonian art 2026-2031
Room installation and video
Group work with Daria Morozova, Marto Mägi and Mia Maria Rohumaa
Part of group exhibition Koos on soojem/Together we’re warmer in EKKM





Pictures in three dimensions and percepectives
Ceramics, glass, plywood, acrylic paint
Estonian Academy of Arts graduation show TASE
Rävala pst 8




Wishing well
Photo print, styrofoamYoung Sculptor’s Award 
EKKM
Photos: Elo Vahtrik
Kassikuld (Fool’s gold)
Styrofoam, textile

Photo: Irma Holm

Käekirjatehnikad
A5 workbook
Series of 4 in the making

Photo: Mia Tohver

























Series of books, where I have turned my grandparent’s handwriting into a workbook. This idea tarted in acourse given by Jevgeni Zolotko, that focused on making a memorial gesture or an event for someone who has passed away. I first made a copy on my granfather Ants’ handwriting who passed away before I was ever born.





Globe
Plaster, acrylic paint, metal


















2024



Before I forget I’d like to  get something off my chest
Duoexhibition with Inessa Saarits
Keskpuur

Photos: Elo Vahtrik
I keep finding Nemo
Ceramics,  styrofoam, plaster
Apartment Life (2024)

Photos: Kail Timusk


I keep finding Nemo
Ceramics,  styrofoam, plaster
Watermark
Photo print, silicone
Naabriga sama kena (2025)
Photos: Paul Rannik


     
I finally found where was this waldo
Ceramics
Some of the smaller things
Cabaret Volta       

Photo: Daniil Musesovs




2023
Bergen-Bratislava
A5 photo book
together with Kadri Joala
Photos: Mia Tohver