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Hanna
Konola

Finland, 1981

Year of confetti

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Aalto School of Art, Design and Architecture
Department of Media
Graphic design

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Working on the posters (Image credits: Hanna Konola)

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(Image credits: Hanna Konola)

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(Image credits: Hanna Konola)

My posters are about looking at the passing little everyday moments and turning them into playful celebration. I played with the contrast of moving and static, festive and mundane. I got interested in paper decorations that are carefully made but do not last. Their beauty is transient.

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