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Mikael SiiriläUntitled (observatory)2024
2024
$358.77List Price
About the Item
- Creator:Mikael Siirilä (1978, Finnish)
- Creation Year:2024
- Dimensions:Height: 8.67 in (22 cm)Width: 5.91 in (15 cm)
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- Framing:Framing Options Available
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- Gallery Location:Helsinki, FI
- Reference Number:1stDibs: LU2593215946062
Mikael Siirilä is a darkroom artist based in Helsinki, Finland. He has recently shown work in Germany, Spain, the United Kingdom and Italy. Exhibitions 2024 - Group show / Kunsträume Michael Horbach Stiftung, Köln
2024 - Duo show / Galeria Valid Foto, Barcelona
2024 - Group show / Wondering People x 8 Holland Street, London
2023 - Solo show / Espacio Mados, Madrid
2023 - Group show / Wondering People, London
2023 - Solo show / Andrea Nuovo Home Gallery, Naples
2022 - Solo show / InCadaqués Festival, Spain
2022 - Group show / Estonian and Finnish Analogue Photography Today, Tallinn
2022 - Group show / Hippolyte Korjaamo. Helsinki
2022 - Solo show / Paper Collective Art Space, Copenhagen
2021 - Group show / Corpo - Fotografia Zeropixel, Trieste
2020 - Group show / Musica - Fotografia Zeropixel, Trieste Articles & Features 2024 - Juxtapoz Magazine, USA
2024 - Fisheye, France
2024 - Vostok Magazine, feature, South Korea
2024 - Acumen Magazine, feature, France
2023 - Black + White Photography feature, UK
2023 - Mia Le Journal, feature, Italy
2022 - Situatifé Magazine, Germany
2022 - Paper Collective, interview, Denmark
2022 - Ninu Nina, interview, USA
2022 - Fisheye Magazine feature, France
2021 - Nostromo #3 - Spain
2021 - Dodho #18 - Spain
2021 - FOTO Cult magazine, feature, Italy
2021 - The Hand Magazine, feature, USA
2020 - Shoot it With Film. USA
2019 - Analog Magazine, Switzerland
2018 - LEON Magazine, Finland
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