"It's always summer there"

Hannu Palosuo spent his childhood summers at the family's summer cottage in Sääksmäki, and because they only visited there in the summer, he thought, like his grandmother, that "it's always summer there." When Palosuo began working on the works for the exhibition, he knew that they would involve a lot of color, light, and above all, water. But remembering individual subjects was not easy, and the works in the exhibition became interpretations of the layering of memories and the uncertainty of memory.