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On November 1 at 7 pm, the Estonian Photographic Artists\u2019 Union (FOKU), in collaboration with the R\u00fcki Gallery, will open a pop-up gallery at V\u00e4ike-Karja 10 in Tallinn\u2019s Old Town. The opening exhibit showcases the works of three prominent Estonian artists, Cloe Jancis<\/b>, Tanja Muravskaja<\/b>, and Elo Vahtrik<\/b>, each offering a unique exploration of identity, personal spaces, and self-care through photography. The exhibition will run until December 1, 2024.<\/p>\n
Cloe Jancis explores themes of self-perception and self-presentation through her striking self-portraits. Drawing inspiration from psychoanalysis and media representations of femininity, Jancis’ recent works delve into beauty myths and rituals.<\/p>\n
Tanja Muravskaja, known for her work in social critique, has shifted to immersive installations. On display will be works from her series Aiapagu<\/i>, where she documents Elo and Friedebert Tuglas\u2019 garden, symbolising the connection between beauty and nature against the backdrop of Soviet-era realities.<\/p>\n
Elo Vahtrik addresses societal structures and power dynamics, often using irony and kitsch to engage with these themes in her works.<\/p>\n
The gallery will host special events throughout the duration of the exhibition, including a guided tour by Tallinn Photomonth\u2019s artistic director Kulla Laas<\/b> on November 16 and a book launch by Tanja Muravskaja on November 28.<\/p>\n