About
Lana Haga (b. 1986) is an interdisciplinary artist living and working in Vaasa, Finland. Her practice constructs speculative lifeforms and examines the conditions under which they emerge through processes of selection, repetition, and compression.
Working across sculpture, installation, relief, and sound, Haga creates materially dense forms that draw viewers in through saturated colour and tactile surfaces. The works hold competing states at once—soft and rigid, organic and industrial, seductive and uneasy—remaining in a state of becoming rather than fixed resolution.
Using post-consumer and post-industrial materials such as textiles and plastic, Haga allows material histories and behaviours to remain active within the work. Her installations often resemble provisional ecosystems shaped by ecological pressure, where adaptation appears unstable rather than restorative. The practice evolves as an interconnected system in which forms continue to transform across contexts.
Lana Haga’s work has been exhibited at the Royal Academy of Arts (London), MUU Contemporary Art Centre and Galleria Heino (Helsinki), as well as the Ostrobothnian Museum and Vaasa Art Hall (Vaasa).
Current and upcoming:
Ani-Matter, 3 - 27.3.26, Makers Gallery, Vaasa, Finland
Picnic, 17.1.- 8.2.2026, Galleria Heino, Helsinki
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