This installation explores our hidden wishes for an alternative and sustainable future. By balancing the concepts of secret and revelation, the artworks show how our dreams and hopes for an alternative world take physical form upon sharing.

Building on a collaborative workshop held at the Inselsteg in Pforzheim, the community's ideas and dreams for a better world were turned into ceramic bottles and scrolled drawings. The messages hidden inside the bottles can be physically revealed through an interactive illustration, demonstrating how a community can heal through shared imagination.

Complementing this, the Harmonia-triptych turns inward, toward a world of sleep and dream landscapes. The installation invites us into a space to reach out, connect and preserve meaningfulness toward a future, shaped by collective dreams.

Hanna-Katri Eskelinen is a Finnish illustrator, animator, and graphic designer currently based in Sweden, who merges fantasy and reality to explore feelings of joy, nostalgia, and hope. Holding a Bachelor of Arts from Aalto University (2023) and a Master of Arts from Konstfack (2025), their practice envisions alternative, sustainable futures. While researching the on-going climate crisis and ecocide, they use illustration, animation, and poetry to focus on people and communities in alternative and speculative worlds, underscoring the urgent need for new ways to live and thrive together.