sa TULID (!) korraks mu sülle ja jälle olen kui eemal olen nagu MIND (?) ei oleks kui raske on mõista ennast ma sulen silmad HINGAN (!) sulle vabana mõjuda püüan mnjah… oodanud olin sind VAREM (?) mh veelkord sulen silmad ja veelkord HINGAN (!) — meie ees korrutisena lainetab kunagi üheskoos kogetud meri lükates kokku ja lahku kogu maailma eluookeanide terad VAIKUS (…) süda vaikust ei riku koer lamab jalge ees vaibal ja sina silmi vaadeldes süles me ei liigu sa oled loomulik hooliv ja särav laine rullub mööda siledaks lihvitud pinda kõik on õige sa jõudsid tegelikult
koos olemise kättesaamatusest on saanud me side see tuksleb ja tõmbab just sealt kus meid pole ja mis enne oli kui veritsev haav kuristik hirmude lõhe sellest on saanud nüüdseks põhjatu kirgede pale
Omandamise ihaüheks saamise soovkuni kaotanudoled endassetema kedaarmastad suutmata nähavõi kuuldasuutmatamidagi tundaeriliseinimesenaoma kõrvaltedaära tunda
Rõõmu hind on VALU Armu hind on selle KADU Kiindudes saad 10 küünt Armastades patu vaba rüü ainult valul pole hinda seda jagatakse ilma
“Father, Son and Holy Torum”Film by Mark SoosaarEssay by Elo Liiv In this world of stars… …in this seven layered world… …I turn to you from here under the sacred tree…[1] Siberia is a huge country, home of plenty of small nation groups, whom we can divide throw language, ethnicity, lifestyle, traditions, belief system or place of living. The relationship between a people and a language is quite straight-forward in Siberia particular: the fundamental characteristic of a people is its own language. In other words, linguistic criteria are decisive in determining ethnic boundaries, while cultural, political and religious factors
The world is full of thoughts. The world is full of emotions. In all of us and we in all. Yet every idea is full of life, yet every feeling is full force, to resist and exist, and be thought out and gotten to know. It seems that the time flows and the thoughts and feelings with it, but this flow is ostensible. Because in order for something to flow, anything else should remain in place or move to a different direction. And do we, the people, stand still? Hardly. Perhaps it would be much more correct to say
​Elo Liiv S C U L P T O R Member of Estonian Artists Association and Sculptors Association since 1995 born 26.12.1971, Tallinn+372 56984477elo.liiv@maavald.ee   Education: 2009 – …      Master studies of anthropology, Tallinn University1996 – 2003 MFA at Estonian Academy of Arts1990 – 1995 BA in sculpture at Estonian Academy of Arts1994 – 1995 Konstfack, University College of Art Craft and Design, Stockholm/ Sweden1993            Escola Massana i La Llotja, Barcelona/ Spain1993            Art College, Kankanpää/ Finland1983 – 1991 Kalju Reitel Sculpture Studio manageral and pedagocial experience: 2015 – …