“Dialogue”: An Anamorphic Drawing Installation At The Purkutaide Exhibition In Helsinki, Finland

As the visitor walks along the path, he sees how the original observations of the work change. Like many of the truths in the installation, people’s opinions are also based on perspectives shaped by their environment and life situation. In a better world, things can be discussed through dialogue. Dialogue requires sufficient safety. Safety is created through appreciation. Appreciation is built on the ability to look at things from other people’s perspectives and accept them as subjectively true.

Janne Parviainen (b. 1980) is a Helsinki-based painter, light artist, and cartoonist. Janne Parviainen’s light art photographs have gained a lot of worldwide visibility and have been published in numerous magazines and blogs, including National Geographic, Helsingin Sanomat, Wired, and Juxtapoz. His light art installations have been exhibited at multiple light art events and festivals in Finland and abroad.

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Janne Parviainen – Dialogue making of video

Dialogue – an anamorphic installation

The installation from another perspective

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