Installations and Future Prototypes

 Soiva tuleva 2024

Auri Antinranta: Concept, visuals & audio & Marko Tanninen: Creative technologies

Soiva Tuleva takes visitors on a journey to the future, and the storytelling medium is sound art. "The future prototype is a combination of imagination and reality. In this prototype, research-based knowledge and nature recordings from the present meet imagined soundscapes from the future. Futures research helps us understand what might happen in the future, and future prototypes help us experiment and test these events in practice. The Soiva Tuleva exhibition presents different elements related to climate change in Finland, such as the forest, the built environment, extreme weather phenomena, and selected species.

Antinranta: BreathBliss Bar 2023

Concept, visuals, audio, installation and facilitation

The BreathBliss Bar work is a future prototype for the year 2050 to provoke discussion. The installation was presented at the Teurastamo & Tukkutori Futures Day event, organized by Helsingin Kaupunkitilat Oy and Motiva Services Oy in November 2023. The event showcased three installations by artists Auri Antinranta, Iiris Herttua, and Emilia Kiialainen. The Futures Day was organized as a part of a visionary work exploring the future of the urban areas of Teurastamo and Tukkutori in Helsinki, Finland.

Antinranta & Taijonlahti: Kentauri2050 - A Visual-Kinesthetic Concert

Sound design, music, concept

The performance was a part of the Live Art Society 2023 program, performed at KokoTeatteri in Helsinki Finland 11-12.9.2023. and supported by Elmu ry, The City of Helsinki, The Arts Promotion Center Finland, and New Narratives oy. The performance was a part of the Helsinki Design Week - the largest design festival in the Nordic countries. 

Lingua Plantae: a shared language between humans and plants

Sound design

Lingua Plantae by sound designer Auri Antinranta and concept designer Ines Montalvao aims at finding a shared language between humans and plants.

In our project we use biodata and make it seen, heard and felt. We document our creative process real-time and our artistic work can be explored on social media, such as Instagram: @lingua.plantae