Jenni-Juulia – Jenni-Juulia Wallinheimo-Heimonen

Jenni-Juulia sits on the snowy tundra, flying a yellow kite marked with the ISA symbol.

E75 – Disability Art Kites

A couple with intellectual disabilities sits at a kitchen table. The man gently tickles his wife's nose with a small paintbrush. They are both laughing.

Decoding Sole-Mates

The front of a red car,made of fabrics with a nose and a berry as a hood ornament.

Blind Car

A silver colored wheelchair is making somersaults in the ceiling. The wall behind is read and the ceiling looks light purple.

How Great is Your Darkness? – kinetic sculpture

An elderly woman wearing a red beaded evening gown is lying on a pillow, long hair open. In her necklace is an owl. She stares straight into the camera and shows it her middle finger.

How Great is Your Darkness? – film

A close-up of two soles of feet from below. They are made of textile material using embroidery and are partially covered with sequins.

How Great is Your Darkness?

On a 3 x 3 meters pedestal covered with an enormous cloth stands a tennis judges chair. Its seat is replaced by a silver colored wheelchair. A pole rises trought the wheelchair and it is topped with a massive helicopter propeller. Hanging from the propeller blades are six textile sculptures made of fabric. There are human and animal figures, ableist texts, crutches and clothing.

Will you Marry me Space?

When the Diswasher Escaped / Kun tiskikone karkasi

When the Diswasher Escaped / Kun tiskikone karkasi

Am I your inspiration, really?

Am I your inspiration, really?

My Whimsical Resonance

My Whimsical Resonance

Detail of wheelchair carousel and a text box: Alternative Way of Being Human.

Alternative Way of Being Human

Authority and resources

Authority and resources

Zoetrope hat

Zoetrope hat

There were more prostheses on the streets than legs

There were more prostheses on the streets than legs

Could you watch my Mom for a moment? - Empathy object #3

Could you watch my Mom for a moment? – Empathy object #3

Opression framed as praising

Opression framed as praising