Temnikova & Kasela Tallinn

Temnikova & Kasela (Tallinn) and Suprainfinit (Bucharest) present a joint booth with Johanna Ulfsak, David Farcaș, and Daria Koltsova. Working across textile, painting, and sculpture, the artists explore how images, materials, and gestures shape contemporary landscapes marked by memory, conflict, and mediated realities. Their works examine how meaning is constructed, obscured, and transformed through perception, storytelling, and fragile forms.

Johanna Ulfsak (b. 1987, Estonia) is a textile artist based in Tallinn. She holds an MA from Kolding School of Design and studied Kasuri weaving at Kawashima Textile School, Japan. Her work has been shown at Moderna Museet Malmö, Margot Samel Gallery, New York, and Tartu Art Museum, combining traditional weaving with contemporary visual language.

Daria Koltsova (b. 1987, Ukraine; based in Paris) is a multidisciplinary artist working across installation and public interventions. She holds an MA from the Ruskin School of Art, University of Oxford. Her work has been shown at Museum Ludwig (Cologne), Albertina Modern (Vienna), Kunsthaus Graz, and MO.CO Montpellier.