Hanna Tuulikki

Born in Sussex, Hanna Tuulikki (b. 1982) is a Finnish-English artist, composer and performer. She uses a range of visual and sound-based forms, working primarily with the voice to compose worlds out of sounds – immersive, ethereal spaces that attempt to unearth an essential relationship with the lore of places. Tuulikki’s site‐specific performances incorporate sculptural objects and staging. Drawings, text and visual-scores extend her work.

Tuulikki’s works have been performed and presented extensively, including; Guth an Eòin | Voice of the Bird, pen & ink visual score at Cape Farewell’s Sea Change exhibition, Royal Botanic Gardens, Edinburgh, Between the Late and Early, RSA, sea saw the circle, a composition for string quartet and musical saw commissioned by The Red Note Ensemble, High-slack-low-slack-high, a site-specific composition and performance by the river Clyde as part of GI Festival. In 2016 Tuulikki was invited to participate in the 2016 Kochi-Muziris Biennale.

Projects

NEO NEO // Extreme Past

NEO NEO // Extreme Past, was an offsite ATLAS project. An exhibition featuring artists In the Shadow of the Hand, Niall Macdonald, Sophie Morrish, Bobby Niven and Hanna Tuulikki, the project built on a curatorial relationship between Emma Nicolson, ATLAS director, and artist/curator Gayle Meikle.

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Women of the Hill | Hanna Tuulikki

Women of the Hill, was a sell-out performance by artist and composer Hanna Tuulikki. The performance, presented by ATLAS Arts at sunset on Samhain (31 October 2015) was created specifically for the extraordinary archaeological site at High Pasture Cave, Kilbride, Glen Suardal, Isle of Skye – taking the audience on a song-journey evoking three worlds: Past, Present and Otherworld.

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Blog Posts

BLUE SKYE:LAND // Blog by Ken Cockburn

Late morning, New Year’s Day 2016, and the Edinburgh weather is fine. Not sunny, but the sky is bright and, south of the Forth, Storm Frank has blown and rained himself out. For all the late-night revelry of Hogmanay, the streets are animated again, with plenty of folk up and…

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