Video installation by Fanni Niemi-Junkola in the Finlayson Art Area 9.6.-27.8.2017

Video installations Breath and Protection by our Fine art lecturer Fanni Niemi-Junkola in the Finlayson Art Area exhibition 9.6.-27.8.2017.
The videoworks are located in Gallery Himmelblau 2. floor.

Cinematography by Film and TV lecturer Tommi Moilanen. 
The film crew included graduates from TAMK: Ville Hakonen, Sanni Hujanen and Jyrimatti Holm. 
The camera for Protection, Mira Rasi. 
The music was composed by Pekko Käppi.
The installations were first exhibited in Berlin in 2016.





Text: Fanni Niemi-Junkola 

Senior Lecturer / Head of Fine Art Study Path
Degree Program in Media and Arts
Tampere University of Applied Sciences  (TAMK)
Mediapolis, Tohlopinranta 31
33270 Tampere
FINLAND
email: fanni.niemi-junkola@tamk.fi
Tel. +358 50 3562803
www.tamk.fi

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