Contemporary visual art exploring inner landscapes, perception and the quiet layers of human experience.

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Susanne Broända is a visual artist based in Korsholm, near Vaasa, Finland. Her practice spans ink-and-acrylic works on printmaking paper, sculptural pieces in wood, metal and rope, and spatial installations that investigate the threshold between the seen and the unseen.

 

Working through visual intuition and non-verbal cognition, her process places the image before language. The works emerge as inner landscapes where meaning is sensed rather than stated, and where symbolic imagery and recurring motifs operate as quiet metaphors for transformation, presence and human connection.

 

Bird forms and flowing ink threads appear throughout her practice, evoking fragility, migration and the subtle ties that shape experience. Broända’s works approach the unsayable with restraint and precision, inviting contemplation rather than conclusion. Her practice aligns with a contemporary interest in perception, ontology and the non-verbal dimensions of human experience.