Tyyni
Tyyni, the first artwork by OSOTO lab., was created during a residency in Solf, Finland, exploring natural elements like the irregular movements of wind, light, and the slow passage of time. Inspired by the vast plains of a meteorite crater, where sky and land merge, the work reflects nature’s quiet forces and the connection between earth and sky. Units sway gently in the wind as reflective ribbons shift color with sunlight and perspective, creating ephemeral landscapes. Water, inspired by Finland's lakes and forests, flows through the structure, harmonizing with wind and light.
Bio Deeply fascinated by changing natural scenery, Nish recreates optical phenomena through materials and structures, crafting new spaces of light. His work allows viewers to experience natural beauty by applying knowledge of optics, meteorology, and mechanics, while incorporating geometry and natural elements like sunlight and wind. Nish emphasizes the atmosphere his works create, fostering harmony between the piece and its surroundings. He believes this atmosphere shapes the space's character, bringing natural forces to the forefront and renewing appreciation for their beauty.
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