© Image: Kuvasto Current Antti Immonen Hämeentie 161, 00560 Helsinki Indoor Sculpture Current by Antti Immonen (b. 1973) references the waves and flow that exist in our thoughts, consciousness, water and even electricity. The work is a tapering, wavelike construction with swirling forms that create an impression of motion. Wavy, creeper-like components made of glued alder wood veneer are mounted onto a steel frame made of welded round bars and painted white. The six-metre-long work is suspended from the ceiling in the foyer outside the school auditorium in a tapering space from which it seems to be gushing forth. One end of the work can be seen from the auditorium window, and the work is also visible from outside behind the large windows. The work was produced under the Percent for Art programme, and it belongs to the collection of the City of Helsinki, managed by HAM Helsinki Art Museum. At map