Kirsi Máret Paltto lea eret Fierranjogas ja bargá bácciiguin ja sadjedáidagiin duoji vuođul.
Kirsi Máret Paltto bargá báhkiiguin ja muorain, ja ovttastahttá daidda duhppejuvvon ullu ja tekstiilla iežas bácciin ja sadjedáidagiin. Muhtumin geavaha maid ruston stálli ja glása. Son lea oahppan duoji ruovttus ja lea maid váldán oahpu Sámi oahpahusguovddážis, Anáris, mii attii sutnje vuolggasaji bargá dáidagiin duoji vuođul.
2024 Kirsi Máret Palttos lei čájáhus "Bassi muoraid vuovdi" Roavvenjárgga dáiddamuseas, Korundis, ovttas Jouni S. Laitiin. Son oassálastá maid Sápmi Triennales, mii 2024 čavčča čájehuvvui Buvvdá museas Bodø kulturoaivegávpotdoaluid oktavuođas. Čájáhusa eará johtin: Sámi dáiddaguovddáš, Kárášjogas ja Roavvenjárgga dáiddamusea (2025), dasto Oulu kulturoaivegávpotdoalut ja Kin dálá dáidaga dávvirvuorká Gironis (2026).
Dáiddabargguinis Kirsi Máret Paltto reflektere dávjá olbmo dovdduid ja luonddu vuoiŋŋalašvuođa.
Almmolaš oastimat: Jenny and Antti Wihuri Säätiö sr, Helsset. Čoakkáldat lea Roavvenjárggas.
Kirsi Máret Paltto lea maid girječálli ja lea almmustahttán girjjis "Gos don leat, Elle?" / "Hvor er du, Elle?" / Missä olet, Elle? guđa gillii (2024), ja lea jorgalan ollu girjjiid davvisámegillii.
Visual artist Kirsi Máret Paltto works with sculptures and installations based on Sámi duodji.
Kirsi Máret Paltto works with birch burls and other wooden material, and combines it with wool and textile, and sometimes rusty steel and glass, in her sculptors and installations. She has learned duodji from home and has also studied duodji as a starting point for art at Sámi oahpahusguovddáš (Sámi Education Center) in Anár/Inari.
In 2024 she had a duo-exhibition "Forest of the Sacred Trees" at Rovaniemi Art Museum together with Jouni S. Laiti. She is one of 25 Sámi Artists participating at Sápmi Triennale, shown at Buvvdá/Bodø Museum in the autumn 2024, Sami Center for Contemporary Art, Karasjok and Rovaniemi Art Museum (2025), and Oulu cultural capital and Kin Museum of Contemporary Art in Kiruna (2026).
In her artworks Kirsi Máret Paltto often reflect on human emotions and the spirituality of nature.
Procurements: Jenny and Antti Wihuri Foundation sr, Helsinki. The collection is situated in Rovaniemi
Kirsi Máret Paltto is also an author, and has published "Gos don leat, Elle?" / "Hvor er du, Elle?" / Missä olet, Elle? in six languages (2024), and has translated several books into Northern Sámi.
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