Air that I Brethe, 2024
https://lukkaroinen.fi/tyot/musiikkikeskus-snellman_sisustus/
Maple
225 x 700 x 180 cm
Music Centre Snellman, Kokkola
Art Collection of K.H.Renlund Museum
Air That I Breathe is a public art work that was made by customization for Music Centre Snellman of Kokkola City. The work illustrates our breathing, air flowing in and out. The piece of art was designed and sculptured by artist for the lounge ceiling of the Music Centre during renovating design by Lukkaroinen Architects. The work deals with the consequence of nature and unpolluted air.
Glued Together, 2022
Different varieties of wood, copper, steel
Height 202 cm
State Art Deposit Collection/ Placement at State´s Guest House, Helsinki
Photo: Aukusti Heinonen
“The tree remembers where it grew, and so do I. I remember each tree and a hut of lilacs in our backyard. Through these memories, I have found my love for wood both as living and stacked material as well as a material for my works. Many people have offered me their fallen yard trees for sculpting by saying “You should make something out of this”. Surely most people have a favorite tree. For the exhibition at Galleria Sculptor, I have turned wood into a single piece, Glued together. The work combines different varieties of wood e.g. a garden tree from friends, a tree from my home yard, and
surplus material from other works. Each piece of wood has its own story – where it comes from, why it was cut, and who gave it to me. In the work, I use for example birch from Virpi’s birch alley from Ilmajoki, Liisa and Timppa’s hackberry and rowen from Seinäjoki, Macke’s storm-fell oak tree from Vaasa, my mother’s apple tree from Kauhava, Pauliina’s grandparents’ old juniper from Seinäjoki, as well as a nesting tree that Suoku kept in a woolshed, and which was only available for use after this summer’s nesting season. In addition, the work features birch, aspen, and alder that grow in my own yard. The spectrum of life is visible in the artwork as the histories of different families are combined in it into a pearl of memory.”
Ball of Yarn, 2020
Ball of Yarn, ground floor 
Ball of Yarn, 1st floor 
Ball of Yarn, 2nd floor
Maple, aspen, black alder, rowan
Seinäjoki Kunsthalle
City of Seinäjoki Art Collection
”Ball of Yarn by Tiina Laasonen is a hardwood installation in the stairs of the arts and culture centre Kalevan Navetta. The work was commissioned by City of Seinäjoki. The artist started the process already during the renovation of the building and it resembles on thematical and materical levels the building’s history and presence. Yarn and garments have belonged in Kalevan Navetta already in the beginning of the 20th century during the felt factory era and of course today with the crafts centre in the house.” Text: Seinäjoki Kunsthalle
Abode of Franciscus, 2019
Spruce tree, glazed stoneware ceramics
Size: 100 x 100 x 240 cm
Collective environmental art work, Green Care
Präntöön Helmi, Vaasa
Art work was related as a part of the Kuvastin project of Arts Promotion Center Ostrobothnia.
Birdhouse (Wordhouse), 2014
Popple
Size: 30 x 120 x 30 cm
Sculpture Park, Institut für Kunst und Handwerk e.V., Lehnin, Germany
The work was sculpted during my participation in sculpture symposium as invited and hosted by Institut für Kunst und Handwerk e.V., Lehnin. Participation was awarded by Regional Council of South Ostrobothnia.
Divine Cat, 2008
Bronze
Height 90 cm
Edition: 2/3
Sevaskodit, Seinäjoki 2017
Bronze casting: by artist
See-Through, 2009
Aspen
Size: 180 x 210 x 5 cm
Seinäjoki Hospital, Y Building
Y Building Art Collection
Tiina Laasonen & Christine Jalio: Äkäputket, 2018
Painted steel
Size: 700 x 600 x 220 cm
Work has been realized as a part of Rural Arts Development Project (Leader Liiveri)
Producer: Seinäjoki Kunsthalle in cooperation with Perhetila Toiska
Koskenkorva
Parties, 1993
Molded aluminium, black granite
Size: 130 x 110 x 10 cm
Garrison Niinisalo (past Training Centre of the UN), Niinisalo
Harmony, 1993
Molded aluminium, nature stone
Size: 120 x 60 x 15 cm
Pihlajalinna, Kankaanpää