- Sounds of Grey (2016) (videographer)

- Lupina (2016) (videographer)

- Fundamental elements I (Breath & Gravity) (2016) (videographer)

- But something is still moving (2014) (videographer, editor)

A man thrown into the world.

Based on Ketjureaktio (2012) performance created by Raisa Foster in collaboration with Olavi Karvonen, Jere Mönkkönen and Katri Schadewitz.

Special thanks to Maiju, Kekki, Laura Hokkanen, Mekkala ry, Tampereen taidekasvatus ry, Etelä-Savon rahasto, Koneen Säätiö, Art-Eco Project, Tanssi-innostaminen®

Screenings:

- 27.2.2016 Premiere: Arthouse Cinema Niagara, Tampere

- 19.5.2016 Tanssivirtaa Festival: Hällä-näyttämö, Tampere

- 6.4.2018 Loikka Dance Film Festival: Andorra Cinema, Helsinki www.loikka.fi/image-embodied.html

- 23.5.2018 Tanssivirtaa Festival: Arthouse Cinema Niagara, Tampere www.tanssivirtaa.net

One channel video installation without sound

Loop 3 min 28 sec

A man dressed in black dances in a lupine field. The slow movements of the man and the gentle sway of the flowers make the atmosphere meditative. In the video played in a continuous loop, lupines first crush under the human body, but then they grow again and embrace the man. The combination of the man’s character, dance and flowers raise questions about the state of humanity and its relationship with the natural environment. The experiences of freedom, anxiety, and guilt are intertwined. The beauty of the lupines is enchanting, but our knowledge of the plant as a harmful foreign species makes us feel uncomfortable to deal with it.

Director and editor: Raisa Foster

Camera: Mika Peltomaa

Performance: Olavi Karvonen

Screenings:

- 2.-23.12.2016 Premiere: Break a Brain festival, Koskikeskus, Tampere

- 27.4.-1.5.2018 Koskipuisto I bus stop screen, Tampere

- 18.-21.6.2018 Dark Days, White Nights, Curated exhibition of InSEA 2018, Espoo

- 30.7.-1.8. bus stop screen near to Havis Amanda, Helsinki