Flo Kasearu (1985) is an artist whose activity-based art practices work through video, photography, painting and installation. Her works are seasonal and explorative, dissecting problems at a grassroots level and dealing with topics such as freedom, patriotism and nationalism, domestic violence, and the tension between public and private spaces. Often working in a fast and reactionary way, Flo reacts to different social processes with a refined sense of humour, as well as often elevating seemingly mundane biographical events into works of art.
Interactive 3D space of Flo Kasearu’s Backyard for Paris Internationale 2020
Pencil, paper, framed, 65x50 cm
plexiglass, stone, clay, linoleum, 25x20x10 cm
metal, aluminum, framed, 53x72 cm
plaster cast, seeds, 36x17x22 cm
rubber boots, firefighter pants, 37x50x65 cm
plaster sculptures, framed, 36x51 cm
ceramic sculptures, framed, 38x53 cm
Leather, metal, wood, 200x100x50 cm