Sanna Larmola Art

Sanna Larmola Art Visual storyteller • creative worker • traveller • available for commissions around the world

17/06/2026

“Roots” art postcard series includes 8 postcards in an envelope. The cards are printed on recycled paper (Nautilus Classic 300g). The series was produced in a limited edition of 40 pieces. The cards are available at my online store (link in comments).

15/06/2026

A huge Thank You to all who have supported me and ordered the ROOTS art postcards! I am overwhelmed by the positive feedback and comments I have received. 🥰

The limited-edition series of 40 is selling out quickly! If you are interested, visit my online store (link in comments).

Roots III from the series “Four Elements – Earth”The Four Elements project confronts ancient perspectives, revealing sto...
20/05/2026

Roots III from the series “Four Elements – Earth”

The Four Elements project confronts ancient perspectives, revealing stories shaped by natural forms and their dialogue with human perception.

Tree roots and soil blend with metal and structural remains of a demolished port area in Tallinn, Estonia. Meanwhile, black and white photographs from the 1940s and 50s (found in a mouldy suitcase at a
flea market in Manchester, UK) introduce an unknown family from northwest England. Additionally, more family photos and Soviet-era nature postcards were discovered in Tartu, Estonia. Roots of Date Palm trees were photographed at a park in Marrakech, Morocco. By incorporating all these elements together, the resulting photomontage is inspired by Dadaist Hannah Höch.

The limited edition series of postcards (8 pcs in an envelope) is available at my online store. Link in comments.

Roots VIII from the series “Four Elements – Earth”The Four Elements project confronts ancient perspectives, revealing st...
18/05/2026

Roots VIII from the series “Four Elements – Earth”

The Four Elements project confronts ancient perspectives, revealing stories shaped by natural forms and their dialogue with human perception.

Tree roots and soil blend with metal and structural remains of a demolished port area in Tallinn, Estonia. Meanwhile, black and white photographs from the 1940s and 50s (found in a mouldy suitcase at a
flea market in Manchester, UK) introduce an unknown family from northwest England. Additionally, more family photos and Soviet-era nature postcards were discovered in Tartu, Estonia. Roots of Date Palm trees were photographed at a park in Marrakech, Morocco. By incorporating all these elements together, the resulting photomontage is inspired by Dadaist Hannah Höch.

The limited edition series of postcards (8 pcs in an envelope) is available at my online store. Link in comments.

Roots V from the series “Four Elements – Earth”The Four Elements project confronts ancient perspectives, revealing stori...
13/05/2026

Roots V from the series “Four Elements – Earth”

The Four Elements project confronts ancient perspectives, revealing stories shaped by natural forms and their dialogue with human perception.

Tree roots and soil blend with metal and structural remains of a demolished port area in Tallinn, Estonia. Meanwhile, black and white photographs from the 1940s and 50s (found in a mouldy suitcase at a
flea market in Manchester, UK) introduce an unknown family from northwest England. Additionally, more family photos and Soviet-era nature postcards were discovered in Tartu, Estonia. Roots of Date Palm trees were photographed at a park in Marrakech, Morocco. By incorporating all these elements together, the resulting photomontage is inspired by Dadaist Hannah Höch.

The limited edition series of postcards (8 pcs in an envelope) is available at my online store. Link in comments.

11/05/2026

My new “Roots” art postcard series includes 8 postcards in an envelope. The cards are printed on recycled paper (Nautilus Classic 300g). The series was produced in a limited edition of 40 pieces. The cards are available at my online store, link in bio.

Roots VII from the series “Four Elements – Earth”The Four Elements project confronts ancient perspectives, revealing sto...
30/04/2026

Roots VII from the series “Four Elements – Earth”

The Four Elements project confronts ancient perspectives, revealing stories shaped by natural forms and their dialogue with human perception.

Tree roots and soil blend with metal and structural remains of a demolished port area in Tallinn, Estonia. Meanwhile, black and white photographs from the 1940s and 50s (found in a mouldy suitcase at a flea market in Manchester, UK) introduce an unknown family from northwest England. Additionally, more family photos and Soviet-era nature postcards were discovered in Tartu, Estonia. Roots of Date Palm trees were photographed at a park in Marrakech, Morocco. By incorporating all these elements together, the resulting photomontage is inspired by Dadaist Hannah Höch.

“Roots” art postcard series includes 8 postcards in an envelope. The cards are printed on recycled paper (Nautilus Classic 300g). The series was produced in a limited edition of 40 pieces. The cards are available at my online store, link in comments. 👇

Roots I from the series “Four Elements – Earth”The Four Elements project confronts ancient perspectives, revealing stori...
24/04/2026

Roots I from the series “Four Elements – Earth”

The Four Elements project confronts ancient perspectives, revealing stories shaped by natural forms and their dialogue with human perception.

Tree roots and soil blend with metal and structural remains of a demolished port area in Tallinn, Estonia. Meanwhile, black and white photographs from the 1940s and 50s (found in a mouldy suitcase at a flea market in Manchester, UK) introduce an unknown family from northwest England.

Additionally, more family photos and Soviet-era nature postcards were discovered in Tartu, Estonia. Roots of Date Palms trees were photographed at a park in Marrakech, Morocco. By incorporating all these elements together, the resulting photomontage is inspired by Dadaist Hannah Höch.

The limited edition series of postcards (8 pcs in an envelope) is available at my online store. Link in bio/comments.





When I was living in Manchester (UK), I often visited the weekend flea market on Telegraph Road in Trafford Park. It was...
16/04/2026

When I was living in Manchester (UK), I often visited the weekend flea market on Telegraph Road in Trafford Park. It was a great place to make very affordable discoveries. People would come and sell everything they no longer needed for a bargain price. I once bought almost everything a photography darkroom needs for £50. In addition to developing tanks and tubs, there were even three enlargers were included.

There I also found a mouldy suitcase full of black and white family photographs from the 1940s and 50s.

A family from the northwest of England, consisting of a father, mother, two daughters and a grandmother. They spent Easter on the Isle of Man, sunbathed on a beach holiday in Blackpool and cycled in nature. The girls posed in white dresses. I looked at the pictures and wondered what their lives had been like. The girls would now be over 80 years old. The seller did not know the family.

Then I had the photos stored in a box for over ten years, until last summer I found more old family photos in Tartu (Estonia), as well as Soviet-era nature postcards.

I started working on photo collages. The project was boosted by a visit to Berlin, where I came across the work of Dadaist Hannah Höch and got a huge inspiration.

A couple of weeks ago, the "Roots" art postcard series was completed (8 cards in an envelope). The series was produced in a limited edition of 40 pieces. The cards are printed on recycled paper (Nautilus Classic 300g).

Order at my online store, link in comments.

Roots VI from the series “Four Elements – Earth”The Four Elements project explores ancient perspectives by examining how...
16/04/2026

Roots VI from the series “Four Elements – Earth”

The Four Elements project explores ancient perspectives by examining how stories emerge from shapes found in nature, focusing on the interaction between these forms and human perception.

Tree roots and soil blend with metal and structural remains of a demolished port area in Tallinn, Estonia. Meanwhile, black and white photographs from the 1940s and 50s (found in a mouldy suitcase at a flea market in Manchester, UK) introduce an unknown family from northwest England. Additionally, more family photos and Soviet-era nature postcards were discovered in Tartu, Estonia. Roots of Date Palms trees were photographed at a park in Marrakech, Morocco. By incorporating all these elements together, the resulting photomontage is inspired by Dadaist Hannah Höch.

The limited edition series of postcards (8 pcs in an envelope) is available at my online store. Link in comments.

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