Keiu Maasik ‘One Match of Erangel’ (2022). Video, 19’ 40’’. View from the exhibition ‘Crawl out through the Fallout’, Contemporary Art Museum of Estonia, Tallinn, Estonia, 2022. Curator: Marco Laimre. Photo: Keiu Maasik
Keiu Maasik ‘One Match of Erangel’ (2022). Video, 19’ 40’’. View from the exhibition ‘Crawl out through the Fallout’, Contemporary Art Museum of Estonia, Tallinn, Estonia, 2022. Curator: Marco Laimre. Photo: Keiu Maasik
Keiu Maasik ‘One Match of Erangel’ (2022). Video, 19’ 40’’. Still frame from the video.
Keiu Maasik ‘One Match of Erangel’ (2022). Video, 19’ 40’’. Still frame from the video.
Keiu Maasik ‘One Match of Erangel’ (2022). Video, 19’ 40’’. Still frame from the video.
Keiu Maasik ‘A Ghost Story’ (2022). Video, 5’ 52’’. View from the exhibition ‘A Ghost Story’, ARS Showroom Gallery, Tallinn, Estonia, 2022. Photo: Keiu Maasik
Keiu Maasik ‘A Ghost Story’ (2022). Video, 5’ 52’’. View from the exhibition ‘A Ghost Story’, ARS Showroom Gallery, Tallinn, Estonia, 2022. Photo: Keiu Maasik
Keiu Maasik ‘A Ghost Story’ (2022). Video, 5’ 52’’. Still frame from the video.
Keiu Maasik ‘The Three Brothers’ (2019). Short documentary film, 33’. View from the exhibition ‘The Three Brothers’, Tartu Art Museum, Tartu, Estonia, 2018. Curator: Heiti Kulmar. Photo: Keiu Maasik
Keiu Maasik ‘The Three Brothers’ (2019). Short documentary film, 33’. View from the exhibition ‘The Three Brothers’, Tartu Art Museum, Tartu, Estonia, 2018. Curator: Heiti Kulmar. Photo: Keiu Maasik
Keiu Maasik ‘The Three Brothers’ (2019). Short documentary film, 33’. View from the exhibition ‘TASE’19’, Estonian Academy of Arts, Tallinn, Estonia, 2019. Photo: Keiu Maasik
Keiu Maasik ‘The Three Brothers’ (2019). Short documentary film, 33’. Still frame from the film.
Keiu Maasik ‘The Three Brothers’ (2019). Short documentary film, 33’. Still frame from the film.
Keiu Maasik ‘The Three Brothers’ (2019). Short documentary film, 33’. Still frame from the film.

Keiu Maasik (b. 1992) is an artist based in Tallinn. She has degrees in Photography (BA) and Contemporary Art (MA) from the Estonian Academy of Arts. In 2019 she was awarded the Estonian Academy of Arts’ Young Artist Award (MA) and in 2018 the Wiiralt scholarship. In her work, she has previously explored themes such as the impact of documentation on memory, identity and interpersonal relationships.

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