Jasmin Anoschkin

Born 1980 | Lives and works in Helsinki, Finland

 

Jasmin Anoschkin is known for her sculptures in which childlike wonder, bold expression, and subtle humor converge in unexpected harmony. Her works resemble friendly beings from another reality – colorful, exaggerated, and delicate all at once. Often crafted from ceramic and wood, Anoschkin’s sculptures embody a seamless fusion of craftsmanship, play, and imagination. In addition to ceramics, this exhibition also features a selection of recent glass pieces.


Anoschkin’s artistic practice foregrounds the celebration of individuality and difference. Her figures are proudly eccentric – slightly offbeat, yet brimming with vitality and empathy. The artist invites viewers to reconnect with their inner child and to perceive the world free from predefined boundaries or roles. The works form an immersive spatial installation that is both abundant and intimate, offering a glimpse into the artist’s distinctive, whimsical universe governed by its own internal logic.

Her works are included in many notable collections, such as Collection Kakkonen, Saastamoinen Foundation, Wihuri Foundation, EMMA – Espoo Museum of Modern Art, WAM Turku, Keva, HUS, Hämeenlinna Art Museum, Vantaa Art Museum, SOK, the Finnish State, Finnish Art Society, Lönnström Art Museum, Kerava Art Museum, Paulo Foundation, University of Lapland, Orton, Arabia Art Department, G.W. Sundmans, and Budapest Galeria in Hungary, as well as in numerous private collections.