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<\/a><\/a>\nAlready attracting international attention, Climate Clock offers a new public art experience connecting art, science and the northern landscape across the region.<\/p>
\nThe trail opened to the public on 13 June 2026 across six locations: Yli-Ii, Oulu city centre, Ylikiiminki, Oulunsalo, Kiiminki and Kello. Opening events brought together artists, local communities and visitors, activating the works across the region.<\/p>
\nCurated by Alice Sharp<\/b> (Invisible Dust, UK) and produced by Claudia Woolgar<\/b> (Netherlands), the trail features new works by Ranti Bam, Rana Begum, Takahiro Iwasaki, Gabriel Kuri, Antti Laitinen, SUPERFLEX<\/b>, and Tellervo Kalleinen & Oliver Kochta-Kalleinen<\/b>.<\/p>
\nThe artworks:<\/b><\/p> \nThe artists have collaborated with climate researchers, archaeologists, a snow hydrologist, a glaciologist and a lichen biologist, bringing scientific perspectives into dialogue with artistic practice and the northern environment.<\/p> \n\u201cClimate Clock invites us to reconnect with the natural world through the perspectives of an outstanding group of artists. The artworks create new ways of experiencing our relationship with nature, encouraging us to slow down and pay attention to the rhythms and changes around us,\u201d says Ulla Viskari-Perttu, Executive Producer at Oulu2026.<\/p> \nThe works form a journey across the region, accessible by car, public transport or bicycle, encouraging visitors to combine the experience with local services, landscapes and cultural destinations.<\/p> \nThe permanent artworks will remain as part of the Oulu2026 legacy and will become part of the collection of the Oulu Museum of Art.<\/p> \nFor more information, go to www.climateclock.fi<\/a>.<\/p>\n