Tallinn Creative Hub, Tallinn, 2011. Co-authors: Eneken Maripuu, Kristiina Saks. DNA code and the chamber of Nordic folk have amazingly similar shape; symbolically even the content when to imagine the structure of the chamber endlessly running its course through heaven and earth, or when interrupting the code with one apparent interval.
Tamula Lake, Võru, 2013. Sand sculpture. Culture is like sand that crumbles between our fingers in the course of time and nevertheless possesses the tilting doll phenomenon by shifting up once and again the fashion and the notions of the whole society. Mythical thinking, old patterns, and philosophies have not vanished regardless of what kind of outrage and destruction different nations have had to withstand.
A present for Krishnaites, 1994.Oak. A stair made out of oak that originates from Konstfack; engraved in it is Srila Prabhupada mantra:om purnam adah purnam idampurnat purnam udacyatepurnasya purnam adayapurnam evavasisyate om–the complete whole; purnam–perfectly complete; adah–that; purnam– perfectly complete; idam–this phenomenal world; purnat–from the all-perfect; purnam–complete unit; udacyate–is produced; purnasya–of the complete whole; purnam–completely, all; adaya–having been taken away; purnam–the complete balance; eva–even; avasisyate–is remaining.
The roof of Linnahall, Tallinn, 2006 Estonia’s tallest monument (7m), which was completed on a private order and due to the client’s bankruptcy, disappeared without a trace for years, leaving its author and makers without wages and convinced that their work has been sold for scrap. In 2013, he was found by chance in the forests of Kilingi-Nõmme, on the shore of a beautiful lake, where he had reached by going through complicated twists and turns. We really want him to come to Saaremaa one day, in memory of Aleksander Heintalu. Kalev was carried out with the help of
Tammsaare Park, Tallinn, 2012. Ice sculpture