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Jussi Haro: Streethawk

Social commentary in a mischievous and satirical way

The focus is on the public spaces we all share; how their use is controlled and restricted by exclusionary urban planning and how we unknowingly accept it. Haro’s work makes visible and questions aspects of the use of public space that we ignore or take for granted.

Jussi Haro uses materials such as objects found on the streets, concrete, and car window glass. Haro’s work is guided by a long-term process of material collection. Through his collection, Haro aims to record public space as part of his own artistic work.

Jussi Haro at WAM Kilta Gallery

Open Tue–Sun 10–18. Free admission.

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The artist

Jussi Haro, born in 1985, is a member of the Association of Finnish Sculptors and Turku Artists’ Association. In addition to private collections, his works are in the art collections of Turku Art Museum and Turku City Art Collection.