Before pursuing a career in the arts, she worked as a lawyer. This is her seventh solo exhibition. Puoskari continues the idea of expressive competition between mass and layers in her new oil paintings. She looks for a pure, primitive style of expression in her figures, a style that doesn’t avoid ugliness, a style that values traditions and considers rough to be beautiful. Rising to ceiling height, the paper giants have been created on Japanese paper with acrylic paints. What is characteristic of these figures is their primitive and elongated “Giacometti-like” shape.