Weekend Wrap
IN PICTURES: Weekend wrap
Pictures and words are equally loud this week as Finnish illustrators, films and musicians have their say. Discover the past seven days in lifestyle and entertainment from a Finnish perspective.
Saku Vuori’s handcrafted guitars are resonating internationally. (Photo: Pinterest/Vuorensaku) Read Guitar.com’s review
Oranssi Pazuzu’s sound is a wormhole between empyrean harmony and nihilistic black metal. (Photo: Facebook/Oranssi pazuzu) Read Chicago Reader’s story
Milena Huhta escapes the mundane by adding a dash of magic to her illustrations. (Photo: Milena Huhta) Read the Finnish Institute in London’s article
Woodly’s new plastic alternative product could reduce greenhouse gas emissions by as much as the equivalent of 10 million people flying around the world. (Photo: Woodly) Read EPPM’s article
Tiitu Takalo’s graphic novel sends a societal message with universal appeal. (Photo: North Atlantic Books) Read Truthout’s story
Moomins are the Finnish Swiss army knife: suitable for all situations, be a children’s learning game or a skateboarding hoodie. (Photo: Happy Hour Skateboards) Read our Five for Friday
Finnish films are headed to sunny São Paulo. (Photo: Sinikka Moilanen/Vegetarian Films) Read our Daily Brief
Project Ö goes green and sleek in the Finnish archipelago. (Photo: Aleksi Hautamäki) Read Dezeen’s feature
One-man developer studio Act Normal Games’ new masterpiece sees the light of day. (Photo: YouTube/Screenshot) Read Tech Raptor’s article
The Elements of AI ticks all the boxes in inclusivity, says MIT award. (Photo: Reaktor) Read MIT Inclusive Innovation Challenges post
Saara Aalto gets popping with a new track called Starry Skies. (Photo: Saara Aalto) Read Escxtra’s article