Matti Kujasalo (*1946) is internationally known to be one of the main protagonists of a geometric-constructivist tendency, also known as “Konkrete Kunst” [Concrete Art].
From 1964-1968 he studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Helsinki, where he himself taught from 1977-1988 and within those years served as a director from 1983 onwards. In 1980, he represented Finland at the Venice Biennale. In 2017, he received an expansive retrospective at the GASK Museum in Kutná Hora near Prague. His solo exhibitions were shown at the Salon Dahlmann in 2015 and at the Gallery Klaus Gerrit Friese in 2018. Kujasalo’s works are represented at international museum collections, i.a. at the Albertina Museum in Vienna, at the Stedelijk Museum Rotterdam, at the Forum Konkrete Kunst in Inglolstadt, at the Joself Albers Museum in Bottrop, at the Forum Konkrete Kunst in Erfurt as well as in numerous private collections in Europe and the US.
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