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Estonian Chamber of Disabled People
The exhibition, curated by Hanna-Liis Kont, aimed to foster dialogue between artists and local communities. It featured five artists – Kjell Caminha, Cloe Jancis, Małgorzata Mirga-Tas, Maarit Murka, and Diana Tamane – and several engaging conversation partners. The artworks reflected critical social themes such as Roma self-image, the roles of women and parents, ancestral memory, and community representation in public spaces. The exhibition sought to create a space for open dialogue and encourage visitors to share their thoughts and emotions through message boards and weekly conversations.
For this exhibition, my company was responsible for web development while I, alongside Martina Gofman, handled the graphic design. We collaborated closely with the curator, Hanna-Liis Kont, to create a cohesive digital and visual experience that supported the exhibition’s goal of facilitating conversation and social engagement.
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The exhibition,
curated by Hanna-Liis Kont,
brought together artists
and local communities
for meaningful dialogue.
It featured works by Kjell Caminha,
Cloe Jancis,
Małgorzata Mirga-Tas,
Maarit Murka,
and Diana Tamane,
exploring themes like
Roma self-image,
women’s roles,
ancestral memory,
and public space representation.
Visitors were encouraged
to share their thoughts
through message boards
and weekly conversations.
We developed the website for the exhibition,
while I worked with Martina Gofman
on its graphic design.
Together with Hanna-Liis Kont,
we created a unified digital
and visual experience
to support the exhibition’s mission
of fostering dialogue.