Sille Kima is an artist and mover whose practice engages with body, space, and sound. Their work is often rooted in the tactility of sonic elements and draws inspiration from embodied and oral practices associated with their homes. Kima primarily utilizes vocals and dramaturgy to explore themes such as affection, memory, mirroring, and belonging.
Recently, Kima's artistic focus has included the exploration of light, acknowledging its capacity for both violence and warmth. They are currently developing a music album. Kima's work has been featured in installations, such as the video and music installation "Nahanälg" at Viljandi Old Water Tower.
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