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Jussi Goman

Jussi Goman
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Jussi Goman

Jussi Goman (b. 1980, Finland) is a visual artist born in Pudasjarvi, who lives and works in Riihimaki.

Goman is known for his colorful acrylic paintings executed with broad brushstrokes, combining humor, movement, and lightness. The painterly elements of his works and the surprising visual narratives create a rich and multilayered ensemble. Goman's oeuvre also reveals a profound interest in art history, which is evident in his ability to reinterpret and playfully break the conventions of painting. Recently, Goman has expanded his expression to ceramic sculptures, bringing the world of his paintings into a new dimension.

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Works

Jussi Goman
Monolith, 2025
Acrylic
100 cm x 100 cm
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Jussi Goman
An Artwork, 2025
Acrylic
100 cm x 100 cm
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Jussi Goman
Art, 2025
Acrylic
100 cm x 100 cm
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Exhibitions

Exhibitions

Jussi Goman

Snake Lifter

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It is with great pleasure that we announce the opening of the artist Hans Rosentrom's third solo exhibition at Helsinki Contemporary. Gradually, then suddenly explores the interplay between human voices, architecture, and technology. The exhibition stands on its own but also forms a companion piece to Rosenstrom's installation featured on Vallisaari Island as part of Helsinki Biennial.

Exhibitions

Jussi Goman

Desire Paths

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It is with great pleasure that we announce the opening of the artist Hans Rosentrom's third solo exhibition at Helsinki Contemporary. Gradually, then suddenly explores the interplay between human voices, architecture, and technology. The exhibition stands on its own but also forms a companion piece to Rosenstrom's installation featured on Vallisaari Island as part of Helsinki Biennial.

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Publications

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    Jussi Goman
    DEAR, 2020
    Book design: Tsto
    Text: Sanna Lipponen
    Translations: Mike Garner
    Photographs: Juliana Hakki / Jussi Tiainen
    Published with support of Saastamoinen Foundation
  • Jussi Goman
    DEAR Copy, 2020
    Book design: Tsto
    Text: Sanna Lipponen
    Translations: Mike Garner
    Photographs: Juliana Hakki / Jussi Tiainen
    Published with support of Saastamoinen Foundation