Mox Mäkelä

Short about a coffee break.

In addition to the house and the forest, Violet has also inherited a practical nature and a lot of energy. Someone who has experienced her hustle and bustle said that the violet color in it is also accompanied by all shades of yellow.

In René Clair’s classic 1924 short Entr’acte, Marcel Duchamp and Man Ray played a surreal game of chess until they were swept away by a jet of water. As 2024’s 100th anniversary of surrealism still lingers in the cultural air, it’s a good moment to drop in on renowned Finnish artist Mox Mäkelä as she engages the scientific researcher Mikael Fortelius in an even more bizarre and extended chess game – using teeth as the board pieces.

Strange – Art is a version of the audiovisual play Strange, the story of The Stranger, an androgynous (or what?) character who travels from the Finnish landscape to one Europe capital encountering a series of uncanny events. A bizarre journey in the art world, Strange – Art is a window open to the absurdity of the current state of the world.

He says that his family is deeply rooted and that he is carrying on the traditions. Others of us go far in life, like him, who started from scratch and made a lot out of it and built on it.

Experimental short featuring a shoe iron.

The temperature in Mr. Kissmud's summer house never drops below +18°C in winter, even when it is -35°C outside, so the elegant toilet works perfectly. In hot summers, fluctuations are corrected by air conditioning to maintain the balance. Behind all quality is high quality. His motto is: "There is a suitable vehicle for every project in the world."

Experimental short featuring a boy and a puppy.

Experimental short centered around slaughtered animals.

Monologue of a succesfull person set to abstract imagery.

The sacred satire of the "stand art" host and great stuff before they become dust.

In the new cryptic triptych by ever-mysterious Mox Mäkelä, trains travel across the borders of time, armies gather in a place where history repeats itself, while Karelian women sing about how humans will destroy the world.

Somewhere deep in the woods, in the house of her youth, she is thinking of ending things. All that matters is that she saved herself, and that nothing in her remains of them. The IFFR debut by Finnish conceptual artist Mox Mäkelä is an intuitive stream of thoughts, pictures and feelings expressing the protagonist's deep pain at the mistreatment of our planet. Fascinating, unnerving, funny and unlike anything you've seen before.

Experimental short based on video games aesthetics.

Experiemental short about dogs.

Dad's old frying pan is made of iron, my mother has an online farm and I dream of a pet that sways back and forth and says nothing.

Experimental short about a work group.

Experimental documentary about the remaking of a ship.

What does she explain? Does she speak for herself?

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