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The Infotankers Our aim is to spread care for life and living environment. We want to better the world by making the audience think and by offering solutions and a reason for a small laugh. We don't like waste in the ecosystem; even less are we fond of the waste inside people's heads. Through our works we hope to manage a small "spring cleaning" in the minds of the audience, i.e. to help them find the bigger kind of garbage – harmful thoughts that are hostile towards humans and nature. We are not happy with the fact that for a lot of people the possession of things is more important than a friendly smile. Thus we don't like commercials, "insane sales" and the supremacy of global corporations.In our works we are trying to remind our audience that humanity and caring are more important than the need for ownership. We wish for all humans to have the same lift-off pad, so that what anyone may want from life would not depend on the position of their parents, the number of people crowding around their crib and especially not on whether they're a boy or a girl. Piret Räni, Katrin Tees, Anu Vahtra, Reimo Võsa-Tangsoo, Maris Suits, Taavi Suits, Sulo Kallas
The best of Estonian social art – eco-art exhibition R.A.I.S.K. (Radikaalne Agiteeriv Intrigeeriv Sotsiaalne Kunst or Radical, Agitating, Intriguing Social Art) at the Library of the University of Tartu, January 17 to February 13, 2005, and in the first floor box at Ülemiste shopping mall, February 16 to March 15, 2005. |
