Täyssynteettiset

Täyssynteettiset are a type of artistic collective that originated in Finland in the 1980s. The group consists of five artists: Kari Pekkonen, Erkka Nissinen, Antti Lauren, Antti Hahto, and Jenni Lintala.

The name "Täyssynteettiset" roughly translates to "Absolutely Synthetic" in English, which reflects the group's emphasis on the synthetic and constructed nature of art and reality. The collective's work often blurs the lines between art, design, and technology, frequently incorporating new media and hybrid forms.

Täyssynteettiset's artistic output spans a range of mediums, from sculpture and installation to performance and visual art. Their work often critiques the conventions of art and design, questioning the notion of what constitutes a "traditional" artistic practice.

The collective has exhibited their work internationally, participating in numerous group and solo exhibitions. They have also published several books and videos, which have helped to establish their reputation as innovative and forward-thinking artists.

Täyssynteettiset's work is characterized by its irreverence and willingness to challenge traditional notions of art and design. Their innovative approach to art and technology has earned them recognition within the Finnish art and design community, as well as internationally.

As a collective, Täyssynteettiset's work is often collaborative and experimental, reflecting the diverse skills and backgrounds of its members. The group's ability to push the boundaries of art and technology has made them a significant presence in contemporary Finnish art and design.