Post Bar is a techno nightclub in Helsinki run by four local DJ's. Post Bar introduces local and international talents from different fields of art by featuring monthly artists on their poster and event graphics.
Every month Post Bar has invited artists from different fields of art to design the club’s monthly poster. Commissioned artists have ranged from local and Finnish talent to internationally renowned names, amassing up to over 50 different artists.
During these years the club posters have taken on a life of their own, transcending their original purpose as a promotional medium, becoming standalone works of art and a pop culture phenomenon.
In my piece (featured in September 2022), the convergence of agricultural and urban subcultures is brought to life in a thought-provoking and visually captivating manner. By combining the inherent qualities of rugged beauty of tractor tires with the vibrant aesthetics of motor sports, tribal flames, stickers, and graffiti, I have created a series of digital sculptures that capture the essence of these two distinct worlds.
While my artworks predominantly depict references to the landscape from my personal background, I have recently developed a deep interest in exploring foreign cultures. Through the medium of the wheel, I create a contextual grounding, juxtaposing a bricolage of cultural artifacts.
These digital sculptures serve as a testament to the diversity of our collective human experience, offering a profound reflection on the intertwined nature of agricultural and urban subcultures in our rapidly evolving world.
During these years the club posters have taken on a life of their own, transcending their original purpose as a promotional medium, becoming standalone works of art and a pop culture phenomenon.
In my piece (featured in September 2022), the convergence of agricultural and urban subcultures is brought to life in a thought-provoking and visually captivating manner. By combining the inherent qualities of rugged beauty of tractor tires with the vibrant aesthetics of motor sports, tribal flames, stickers, and graffiti, I have created a series of digital sculptures that capture the essence of these two distinct worlds.
While my artworks predominantly depict references to the landscape from my personal background, I have recently developed a deep interest in exploring foreign cultures. Through the medium of the wheel, I create a contextual grounding, juxtaposing a bricolage of cultural artifacts.
These digital sculptures serve as a testament to the diversity of our collective human experience, offering a profound reflection on the intertwined nature of agricultural and urban subcultures in our rapidly evolving world.
Tyre O Negative, 2022
23798 + 15038, 2022
Summer rubber, 2022
Head over to my Behance page for or more examples of my visual artworks.