Teemu Salonen | Stick Licker in the Flowers

Year2026
MediumPLA, fiberglass, blown glass, polyester resin, paints, LED light
Size120 x 57 x 37 cm
Categories
Mixed Media | Reliefs | Sculptures | Teemu Salonen | Unique

Please note! The work is part of the AT FIRST BLUSH | Billnäs Satellite and the delivery / pick-up will be possible after the exhibition ends, August 23, 2026 onward.

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Teemu Salonen is a Finnish sculptor and designer who is known for combining versatile materials and techniques in his artistic work. In his works, ceramics, fiberglass, 3D printing, blown glass, pen spray paintings and LED lights meet, creating unique entities. Salonen strives to bring even more sculpture into his works, while maintaining design as a central part of his artistic expression. He is also known for his representation in the New York-based Todd Merril Studios gallery and for curating numerous exhibitions. Salonen’s artistic work draws inspiration from kraus, decorations, handicrafts, memes and many different contrasts, thus creating original and versatile works.

“When I start to realize a sculpture, I have both an accurate and inaccurate picture of what kind of work will be created in the end. The extreme points of the forms of the work usually remain as I have thought in my first sketches, but otherwise the forms, materials and colours come to life as the work is built. Even though I do everything with my own hands regarding my own decisions, at the same time I’m still in a way just riding and watching what happens, and I trust that the next steps and technical solutions will arise naturally. Almost always, the work in progress provides inspiration for the following works, i.e. making is in a way a self-sufficient perpetual motion machine.”

Teemu Salonen

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