Brad Pitt and Nick Cave Make Surprise Artistial Debut at Finnish Exhibition

Hollywood’s Brad Pitt and Australian musicians Nick Cave Debuted as an artist at a Finnish exhibition showcasing sculptures and ceramics created by movie stars and singer-songwriters.

The Sara Hilden Museum in the southern Finnish city of Tampere was originally intended to exhibit only a wide variety of works by the British artist Thomas Haussago, known for his sculptures, but he turned to his friends’ pits and caves.

“Cave and Pitt are already famous in their respective fields of music and cinema, but this is the first time they have exhibited work created in the process of an ongoing dialogue with Haus Argo,” the Finnish museum said. increase.

Pitt and Cave traveled to the university city of Tampere, known for its vibrant cultural and music scene, for Saturday’s pre-opening event. Finnish media reported that the two men admitted to being excited and nervous about presenting their work in public for the first time.

The 58-year-old Pitt’s nine works include a bullet-hit house-shaped structure molded from clear silicone and a plaster panel depicting a shooting scene.
Pitt reportedly took up pottery after divorcing Angelina Jolie in 2017.
“For me, it’s all about self-reflection,” Pitt told Finnish public broadcaster YLE. “That, you know, where did I go wrong in my relationship? Where did I miss it?”

“It was born out of ownership of what I call a radical inventory of self. Being really terribly honest with me and … considering what I might have hurt and the moment I was just wrong. I’ll put it in,” the American Oscar-winning actor and film producer told YLE.

Known for his dark baritone voice as frontman of the bands Nick Cave and Bad Seeds, Cave will present a series of ceramic figurines depicting the life of the devil. He designed, painted and glazed his 17 figures from 2020 to this year.

“I wanted to do Devil because I like red, and I like the color of the red glaze,” Cave told YLE. says something about the idea of ​​forgiveness and the need to be forgiven, which is a very personal task for me.”

The exhibition opens on Sunday and runs until January 15, 2023.

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