Join us for an after-work screening on Wednesday, September 3, at 5pm, where Kai resident Maria Meinild presents a selection of her recent short films – welcome to my humble cell, Blue Communiqué (in collaboration with Adam Khalil), NEW FEELING, and a preview of White Hot Iron Rainbow. These four video works explore the relationships between objects, technology, and human behavior. The screening will be followed by a Q&A with the artist.
Venue: Kai Auditorium, Noblessner, Peetri 12
The event is free, but booking is required here.
Please note: the event and films will be in English.
Maria Meinild, a Danish/Swedish artist based in Copenhagen, explores social behavior and political undertones in everyday life through video installations, photography, and sculpture. Her work explores the socio-psychological interplay between objects, technology, and human beings, examining how these relationships shape systems of power, social dynamics, and surveillance mechanisms.
Launched in 2019, Kai Residency provides a platform for international artists, curators, and writers to develop their work in Tallinn while connecting with the local cultural scene. As the only residency of its kind in Estonia, it fosters exchange, dialogue, and collaboration between visiting residents and Estonian art practitioners.
Kai Residency is supported by Nordic Culture Point.