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The Aalto Natives 

The video installation takes a look at Finland. The work deconstructs the country's history, the building blocks of national identity, and contemporary society through creativity, nerdy humor, and sharp criticism. The creation myths of the Kalevala, the challenges of a globalized world, and even social democracy are not left untouched.
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The video installation takes a look at Finland. The work deconstructs the country's history, the building blocks of national identity, and contemporary society through creativity, nerdy humor, and sharp criticism. The creation myths of the Kalevala, the challenges of a globalized world, and even social democracy are not left untouched.

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