

In the Waiting Room, 2024, at the group exhibition Den, Oulun Taidemuseo

A Body that knows how to crawl, 2024, at When things fall apart, Milieu, Bern. Image: Nina Rieben

Growing in the cracks, 2023, at When things fall apart, Milieu, Bern. Image: Nina Rieben

The Well, The Puddle, The Deep, Open 2024, at Sinne, Helsinki. Image: Ahmed Alalousi

The Puddle, 2022, in background Djupet, 2024. Image: Ahmed Alalousi

Open, 2023. Image: Ahmed Alalousi

The Stretchers, 2024. Image: Ahmed Alalousi

5 books, 2024. Image: Ahmed Alalousi

The Backyard On The Seventh Floor, 2022, at das weisse haus, Vienna. Image: Lea Sonderegger

A door that opens inwards, 2022. Image: Lea Sonderegger

In the back of the mind, in the corner of the eye, to the bones, to the marrow, 2022. Image: Lea Sonderegger

In the back of the mind, in the corner of the eye, to the bones, to the marrow, 2022. Image: Lea Sonderegger

The Backyard On The Seventh Floor, 2020, at HAM-gallery, Helsinki. Installation with works from 2017 - 2020. Images: Filippo Zambon

The net body, 2018.

The amphibian in the backbone, 2018

The bedroom windows, Transparent tension, The ladder that neither goes up nor down, 2019.

The dead angle, 2018



The nervous body, 2020

On the subtle influence of nature, 2021 at Pro Artibus summer exhibition Oasis, Eken�s. Image: Ahmed Alalousi.

The Light of The Dark Age, Lauri Anttila and Corinna Helenelund at Sculptor Gallery, Helsinki, 2019. Images: Filippo Zambon
Middle: Orchiz Orchibus, 2019, knitted wool. Right: Walls of flesh and light (Wolfstein), 2019, textile collage.


Left: Walls of flesh and light (Disibodenberg 1), 2019. Right: A pilgrim, where am I? 2019.

Walls of flesh and light (Disibodenberg 2), 2019

Fragment from a walk, 2019

Viriditas, 2019


First there was ice, then fog, then light, 2018. Open Studios at HIAP, Suomenlinna. Images: Filippo Zambon


Feeling tall, feeling small, 2018.


The Dough, Corinna Helenelund and Lukas Malte Hoffmann at Titanik, Turku, 2018.






As part of The Dough: A Deck of 24 Oracle Cards, here Cyanobacteria.



Still from video work as part of The Dough, Corinna Helenelund and Lukas Malte Hoffmann, 2018.




Night Again at Sinne, Helsinki 2016


Corinna Helenelund is a Finnish artist working with sculpture, installation and weaving. She graduated from the Finnish Academy of Fine Arts 2013 (MFA) and is currently based in Helsinki, Finland. Somatic thinking, embodied time and the forms and formlessness of the so called inner life are some recurring themes in her work.
Her work has been seen i.a. at Oulu Art Museum, at Sinne, HAM-gallery and Sculptor in Helsinki, das weisse haus in Vienna, at WAM and Titanik in Turku, at Kunstverein G�ttingen, in Norrk�pings Konstmuseum, at EKKM in Tallinn and The Community in Paris. 2020-2022 she was a resident at Villa Sn�cksund, Eken�s, and 2018 at HIAP, Helsinki.
Her practise has been supported by the The Swedish Cultural Foundation in Finland, The Finnish Cultural Foundation, Kone Foundation and The Arts Promotion Center Finland.