Lana Haga
A THOUSAND PLATEAUS
Solo exhibition at MUU Contemporary Art Centre, Helsinki, 9 – 31 August 2025
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A Thousand Plateaus brings together new sculptures in post-industrial plastic, cotton twine reliefs, and a textile and mirror installation. The title references Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari’s concept of the rhizome—an interconnected system without a fixed centre. Across works in plastic and textile, accumulation, compression, and repetition function as shared structural principles. Each material’s properties, constraints, and tendencies shape the development of the others, allowing the exhibition to evolve as an interconnected system rather than a sequence of isolated works.
A 50-minute sound composition by Fayf Abad activates the space through ambient frequencies responsive to the architecture and the works on display.
The exhibition is supported by Arts Promotion Centre Finland, The Swedish Cultural Foundation in Finland, Amos Anderson Foundation and The VISEK Centre for the Promotion of Visual Art. The exhibition is a part of the Galleria Week Finland festival 26-31 August 2025.
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A THOUSAND PLATEAUS
Solo exhibition at MUU Contemporary Art Centre, Helsinki, 9 – 31 August 2025
A Thousand Plateaus brings together new sculptures in post-industrial plastic, cotton twine reliefs, and a textile and mirror installation. The title references Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari’s concept of the rhizome—an interconnected system without a fixed centre. Across works in plastic and textile, accumulation, compression, and repetition function as shared structural principles. Each material’s properties, constraints, and tendencies shape the development of the others, allowing the exhibition to evolve as an interconnected system rather than a sequence of isolated works.
A 50-minute sound composition by Fayf Abad activates the space through ambient frequencies responsive to the architecture and the works on display.
The exhibition is supported by Arts Promotion Centre Finland, The Swedish Cultural Foundation in Finland, Amos Anderson Foundation and The VISEK Centre for the Promotion of Visual Art. The exhibition is a part of the Galleria Week Finland festival 26-31 August 2025.
