Slow art, told in light and myth.

From the forests of Finland, where stillness becomes story.

For those who seek calm over noise,
who sense the unseen,
and find truth in quiet beauty.

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Echoes from the Forest — now released

My new fine art collection, Echoes from the Forest, is now available.

This body of work brings together photography and original poetry — a quiet journey into the liminal spaces between human and nature, spirit and soil, memory and myth. Each piece is a small threshold, inviting you to pause, listen, and return to the presence we once knew instinctively.

All artworks are available as limited edition museum-grade prints, hand signed and numbered.
Only ten per size.

If you wish, you may explore the works in their intended order — like walking a forest path.
There is meaning in where the journey begins with Calling and where it settles into Echo.

There is a hush in the Finnish forest where old spirits still breathe.

My art listens to that silence — translating it into image, light, and memory.

Each piece is a quiet reminder to live gently, to see sacredness in all things.

For those who value truth, tenderness, and timeless beauty — this is your refuge.

When you welcome my art into your space, you invite silence, wisdom, and the memory of ancient kindness.

Us Between Two Realms - Tiia Hurme Photography

When art becomes atmosphere.

Each piece carries a calm that unfurls through a room — softening the light, inviting reflection.

These are not mere photographs, but quiet companions for those who walk gently through the world.

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Meet the artist:

Tiia Hurme

I am a Finnish artist weaving together photography, poetry, and myth.

My mission is to bring the strength and wisdom of ancient Finnish spirits — and the calm presence of our northern nature — into people’s homes and lives.

Through my work, I hope we rediscover our reverence for nature and all living things — and remember the stories that once bound us to the land.

Owning a piece of my art is more than collecting an image; it is an act of kindness, a testament to care — for yourself, and for the world that still breathes around you.

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