LIGHT INSTALLATIONS

The light installation "House Spirit" is a temporary space created in a grove of trees that acts as a beacon, inviting the viewer to come closer, to search, and to discover. The work offers an opportunity to experience the alternation of light and darkness while becoming conscious of the presence of space or its dissipation.

The piece can be experienced from both the outside and the inside. Creating a new space within a natural environment alters the surrounding landscape, but stepping inside also changes the perception of the space itself. Inside the installation, a photographic work is exhibited, which uses the materials and textures depicted on slides to continuously recreate spatial significance.

Rasmus Puksmann (b. 1988) is a Tallinn-based photographer and visual artist currently in his third year of photography studies at the Estonian Academy of Arts. His creative practice primarily encompasses photography, video, and installation.

In his work, Puksmann concentrates on the analysis of spatial perception and the nature of light—or its absence. The artist explores human perception of time and the interplay between space, light, and time in shaping sensory experience. His practice involves a significant investigation into sensory awareness and perceptual mechanisms, employing an interdisciplinary approach that incorporates other senses and bodily presence alongside the visual experience.

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