Maajaam is a farm for art and tech situated in South of Estonia. It is concentrated on researching of, experimenting with and reflecting on the relationships between people, technology and nature. Substituting the urban environment with a hilly rural landscape allows us to observe technology in it’s pure form. Mixing the past technological wonders of the historical farm with present day hi-tech offers us a shift in perspective. This perspective is projected through the prism of art.
Maajaam is run by artists Timo Toots and Mari-Liis Rebane and their family. It is an artist residency, but also our home and studio. There is a space for Timo’s creative studio Masinism and Wild Bits exhibitions.
Maajaam ( 🎵 ) means “earth station” in Estonian.
Maajaam is situated in an old farmhouse, but is nonetheless operated as a media art experimentation residency. It lies on the frontier of these overlapping normalities, extending an invitation to contemplate, question and explore the aspects of a technological society, its influence on our behaviour, perception and thinking as well as on our surrounding environments. Maajaam is run by artists Timo Toots and Mari-Liis Rebane and their family. It is an artist residency, but also our home and studio. Maajaam organises the Wild Bits technological art residency and outdoor exhibition, the next residency happens in the summer of 2026 and the next exhibition in the summer of 2027.
