Jõgi and Kiidron exhibition explores stories left unfinished

An exhibition by artists Kerli Jõgi and Annika Kiidron exploring storytelling and unfinished narratives has opened at Jakobi Gallery, ERR reports.

Titled “Unfinished Stories,” the exhibition brings together Kiidron’s embroidery and Jõgi’s book bindings. It features two-dimensional embroidered images and three-dimensional, free-form book bindings.

Kiidron, a fashion designer, works with patterns and embroidery and draws on nostalgia, childhood and personal moments. Jõgi works on paper, translating stories through lines and textured surfaces, and includes plants from her urban garden in her work.

Jõgi is a bookbinding artist who combines simple design elements with experimental structures, treating books as art objects. Kiidron is an artist and designer whose work uses found and waste materials and explores relationships between matter, people and society, as well as changing ideas of value and personal and social themes.

The exhibition is open until November 13.