Flo Kasearu links domesticity and social critique, self-representation and collective narratives, and places of memory through the filter of an intimate, contemporary gaze, which she treats through images and representations that are twisted and filled with humor. Her works reflect both our everyday anxieties and our fantasies of matriarchy, in which the artist plays with the male and the canons of virility. The artist manipulates social codes and representations of power in a reverse role-playing game.

For example, her “Flo Kasearu Museum” project takes shape in her family home, which she restored some fifteen years ago, and brings together a number of artifacts constituting not a historical memory but contemporary anecdotes, often to the very glory of the living artist.

Click here for a video of the guided tour.

Her work has been the subject of numerous solo exhibitions in the Baltic States, Germany and England.

Flo Kasearu has been invited to take up a residency as part of the reflections accompanying the Villa du Parc’s near 40th anniversary.

This residency is supported by the Haute-Savoie department.