The exhibited works are fragments and traces of doodles.
Born of lingering questions.
In search of inner peace.
Neeme Külm (1974) is a sculpture and installation artist working with site-specific and minimalist spatial installations. Neeme Külm graduated from the sculpture department (BA 1998) and the department of interdisciplinary arts (MA 2005) at the Estonian Academy of Arts. In 2008, he received the Annual Award of the visual and applied arts endowment, and the architecture endowment of the Estonian Cultural Endowment for the Estonian exposition “Gas Pipe” at the 11th International Venice Architecture Biennale. In 2012, Külm received the Annual Award of the visual and applied arts endowment of the Estonian Cultural Endowment for his solo exhibition “Shimmer on the Surface”. In 2015, he received the Annual Award of the Estonian Cultural Endowment for the programming at the Contemporary Art Museum of Estonia (together with Anders Härm). In addition to private collections, his works belong to the collections of the Art Museum Estonia, and Contemporary Art Museum of Estonia.
Special thanks: Kadri Villand, Johann Taniel Möldre, Alice Kask, Katarina Ild, Tarvo Porroson, Lepo Külm
Thanks to: Peeter Sai and Sons (Dolokivi), Andrus Aumees (Arensburg Antiik), Ott Orissaare (Saviukumaja), Erkki Teppar (Wienerberger), Ingrid and Andres Allik (Kerako), Tiit Talvaru (Sparker), Arlet Levandi and Eve Levandi, Jaana Jüris, Veiko Iliste, Tamara Luuk, Asmus Soodla, Raul Urberg, Berit Teeäär
Supported by: Cultural Endowment of Estonia, Rüki Gallery, Valge Kuup Studio
