Through a site- and material-driven practice, Jenny Käll works with sculpture and installation with elements of text and video. Her work revolves around the human relationship and approach to materials, other beings, and landscapes. In a poetic play on the border between object and body, figurative and abstract, constant and fleeting, different materials are allowed […]
Futurum Exaktum
Nils Ekman
25/3–24/4, 2022
In a perpetual flow of frenetic creation, the organic unites with the inorganic, the hard with the soft, the dead with the living. The Garden of Earthly Delights (1490–1510) by Hieronymus Bosch has been interpreted by art historians as a prophetic vision of how God’s creation is distorted by the destructive potency of mankind. The painting can thus be […]
Open Call 2023
BOX
1/3–1/4, 2022
Interpretive drift
Jenny Åkerlund
18/2–20/3, 2022
When viewing a bright surface, a snow covered landscape or a clear sky, thin lines or shadows can be seen moving slowly in the field of view. These so called floaters, visual traces of the aging eye, and the subjective mediation of the field of vision they give rise to, works as a starting point […]
BLAST FROMTHE PAST
Cecilia Sterner
16–19/12, 2021
BLAST FROM THE PAST is a series of experimental installations that explore our memory loss and inability to get the big picture. They are built with paper, tape, video, various found material and site adjusted. People’s various shortcomings and delusions are a common thread running through Cecilia’s work. She explores perception, in a psychological sense, how […]
Lean Sic Sigma
Fanny Wickström
5/11–5/12, 2021
Lean Sic Sigma is an unsupervised approach that seeks to impair performance by never eliminating waste and defects. It is the opposite of the slippery bench at the airport that urges you to hurry on and leave room for the next customer, and it mocks your desperate attempts to utilise every space for maximum efficiency. Lean […]