
Ville Kylätasku
When The Doves Cry, 2022
Oil and Sand on Canvas
40 x 30 cm / 16 x 12 in
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Ville Kylätasku
Leave a Trace (Lace), 2022
Oil on canvas
160 x 140 cm / 63 x 55 in
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Ville Kylätasku
Judgement, 2022
Oil on canvas
220 x 190 cm. / 87 x 75 in
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Ville Kylätasku
Rave, 2017
Mixed media on PVC
150 x 110 cm / 59 x 43.3 inches
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Ville Kylätasku
Metamorphose II, 2018
Mixed media on PVC
110 x 80 cm / 43.3 x 31.5 inches
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Ville Kylätasku
Metamorphose III, 2018
Mixed media on PVC
110 x 80 cm / 43.3 x 31.5 inches
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Ville Kylätasku
Rebekah, 2017
Mixed media on PVC
190 x 190 cm / 74.8 x 74.8 inches
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Ville Kylätasku
Kitkat Candy Shop II, 2016–2017
Mixed media on PVC
140 x 100 cm / 55 x 39.3 inches
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Ville Kylätasku
Kitkat Candy Shop, 2016–2017
Mixed media on PVC
140 x 100 cm / 55 x 39.3 inches
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Ville Kylätasku
Inhale, Exhale, 2017
Mixed media on PVC
150 x 110 cm / 59 x 43.3 inches
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Ville Kylätasku
Intermission XXX, 2016
Acrylic, ink and glue on convas and makrolon
35 x 27 cm / 13.7 x 10.6 inches
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Ville Kylätasku
Intermission II, 2015
Acrylic, spray, ink and glue on PVC
190 x 150 cm / 74.8 x 59 inches
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Ville Kylätasku exhibition 2016
Portrait of the artist.
Born in Tampere, Finland, 1979 I Lives and works in Berlin.
Ville Kylätasku focuses his gaze on the inner, intimate aspects of the human condition. Spirit and matter, consciousness and corporeality, thought and experience, self and otherness, desire and being desired, presence and absence, the visible and the invisible—these and many other existential opposites are fused in the form and content of his art. Addressing timeless existential questions through a lens of humanist inquiry, Kylätasku’s paintings reflect on what it fundamentally means to be human. Kylätasku harnesses emotion as a tool to explore questions at the core of humanity. Perceptions – and the experiences and feelings they evoke – are born at the crossroads between the visible and the invisible.
Ville Kylätasku studied art and design at the Lahti Institute of Design and Fine Arts. His work is found in collections including the Museum of Contemporary Art Kiasma, the Artists’ Association of Finland, the Kuntsi Museum of Modern Art, and the Hort Collection in New York. The artist is based in Berlin.
Galerie Forsblom has been representing Ville Kylätasku since 2016.