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Archives: Works

  • Feeling With the Water Jelly

    Technique: Pigment ink print on aluminium, museum glass, showcase frame (birch) covered with silicone (UV) Dimensions: 70 × 97 cm Year: 2020

  • Maybe in Another Life Things Would Have Been Different

    Technique: Sugar glaze/sugar cookie Dimensions: 52 × 52 cm Year: 2026

  • Tough Cookie (to Crack)

    Technique: Sugar glaze/sugar cookie Dimensions: 52 × 52 cm Year: 2026

  • Sicker Tail

    Technique: Bronze minimonument on plaster cast of classical sculpture Dimensions: 21 × 25 × 7.5 cm Year: 2025

  • In the Abyssal Plain of Deep Sea

    Technique: Showcase frame covered with pigmented clay, museum glass, inkjet print on aluminium Dimensions: 104 × 134 × 7 cm Year: 2025

  • Deeper Circuit

    Technique: Diasec on aluminium honeycomb, pigmented clay Dimensions: 24 × 31 cm Year: 2025

  • The Abyss Staring Back

    Technique: Inkjet print on aluminium honeycomb, museum glass Dimensions: 49 × 70 cm Year: 2025

  • Between Sediments and Dead Zones

    Currently on display at a museum exhibition in London, UK. Between Sediments and Dead Zones is a new site-specific installation specifically created for the exhibition Konrad Mägi at Dulwich Picture Gallery in London, UK. Created during a residency in the Saaremaa islands, her sculptural installation uses sea salt, limestone, and cyanobacteria to explore the living,…

  • Between Sediments no.1

    Currently on display at a museum exhibition in London, UK. Between Sediments and Dead Zones is a new site-specific installation specifically created for the exhibition Konrad Mägi at Dulwich Picture Gallery in London, UK. Created during a residency in the Saaremaa islands, her sculptural installation uses sea salt, limestone, and cyanobacteria to explore the living,…

  • Between Sediments no.2

    Currently on display at a museum exhibition in London, UK. Between Sediments and Dead Zones is a new site-specific installation specifically created for the exhibition Konrad Mägi at Dulwich Picture Gallery in London, UK. Created during a residency in the Saaremaa islands, her sculptural installation uses sea salt, limestone, and cyanobacteria to explore the living,…