It is unclear who decides what is and isn’t pornography. Sex is sold to us incessantly, from large advertisements in city spaces to videos on our phone screens. Yet Internet platforms are busy with self-infantilisation, censoring all indecent content with the help of a confused algorithm. At a time when our society should be more sex positive than ever before, it is still unclear whether it is considered proper to breastfeed a child in public.
Torn between arousal and disgust, fascination and lust, we blindly feel our way through a landscape that is governed by ill-defined laws. Is porn only intercourse? Is it the naked body? But whose naked body? And who is looking at it? Is it possible to be naked and not be a sex object? Is it still porn when there is no one to perceive it? Do we fear, more than anything else, our own naked bodies? But what about the children?
The art collective MULTINEKTAR (est. 2024, Pallas University of Applied Sciences) unites 13 artists who share a desire to find encouragement, support and inspiration from each other’s company, art and ideas. Together they have forged a collective super-artist, creation in its purest and strongest form, non-stop, tireless, paint splashing in every direction: MULTINEKTAR. In the past two years, the art collective has organised five group shows and numerous solo exhibitions. Since February 2026 they have coordinated the art podcast “Sumin”.
Multinektar members: Kadri Kalve, Mari Frühling, Kätriin Säde, Hedi Kuhi, Ingmar Roomets, Kristin Erm, Miina Vilo, Ott-Kaspar Sults, Patrick Tall, Laura Marita Lappalainen, Triinu Kohanenkov, Jelizaveta Fogel and Hanna-Liina Krenštrauch.
Guest artists: Delfi Oraakel, Mari Saffre, Lotta Eleanora Kosarv, Nele Must, Mia Melanie Saar, Edgar Tedresaar, Viktor Kiss, Tumena, Margus Teska, Moona Saul, Pia Martin, Kaspar Paas, Per William Petersen, Eero Ijavoinen, Karoliina Tomasson, ANISA, Mr. Markkus, Andres Vesso.
Thanks to supporters from Hoonandja and the Cultural Endowment of Estonia.
