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Claire Keane

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Misplaced Lens Cap
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Kaledo Art

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@merikarhu
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20.4.2017 // I’m currently not updating this website actively as I’m deep in the process of creating. More artworks published soon!
2016
Peel, 2016
https://soundcloud.com/merikarhu/year-zero READ THE INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE YOU LISTEN! Instructions - Make sure you are in a quiet space. - Listen to with headphones. This is crucial as it is a binaural (three dimensional) recording, and that only translates through headphones. - The volume should be slightly over the standard of your device. 5-7 on Macs. - The piece will take a moment to start. Ten seconds in you will start to hear footsteps. YEAR ZERO. GO BACK, START AGAIN. WAKE UP PERFECT. Year Zero is a sound piece that was exhibited alongside an installation in February 2016 in London. It is an immersive sound piece and installation by Meri Karhu, exploring a world before, during, and after an apocalyptic catastrophe. A binaural narration takes the listener on an enveloping journey from the beginning of life itself to prehistorical rainforests to crumbling buildings and burning skylines. Meri Karhu is a London-based fine art student at Central Saint Martins. The installation was displayed to one person at a time. It was a makeshift emergency shelter, thrown together in a pace that tells of catastrophic necessity. Last shelter on the edge of the world. The listener walks into the space and seeks for headphones, then sits down and listens.
SUBMERSI, 2016 Model: Caroline Rosalie Brouard
SUBMERSI, 2016 Model: Caroline Rosalie Brouard
Come For Me, 2015
Untitled, 2015 Prints available! Printed directly onto aluminium, 28cm x 28cm, with rails in the back for hanging. £60
2015
with Jade
2015
2014
Untitled, 2015
Untitled, 2014
Self-portrait
The Big Feast II, 2014
Big feast, 2014
Nicole, 2014
One skull, two moods. 2014