Behind the Frosted Glass
2022
approx. 100 x 380 cm, according to the site. 95 x 20 cm each.
Acrylic medium, inkjet print pigment, magnets, mirrors, metal bars
Pumpkin patch, apple trees, warning signs, decaying explosive manufacturing plants, green-flooded lampposts, tower cranes, blue sky, white blinds and a black roof.
Behind the Frosted Glass is a study of Lier that’s composed by a collection of fragmented images taken in late-summer. The project captures the presence of a transition in regional landscapes, which intertwined with personal memory in the search of belongingness. In combination with the photographic elements, a series of mirror installations will be present alongside. They will act as extended windows, looking into the industrial field and witnessing the in-between, the now and then.
* The project was exhibited in two group exhibitions with Tenthaus art collective:
Kunst på Store Gilhus gård- Polyphonic vision, Store Gilhus Gård, Lier.
Oslo Negativ, Det Gamle Biblioteket, Oslo.
* The project is supported by Prosjektstøtte from Kulturrådet Høst, 2022.
2022
approx. 100 x 380 cm, according to the site. 95 x 20 cm each.
Acrylic medium, inkjet print pigment, magnets, mirrors, metal bars
Pumpkin patch, apple trees, warning signs, decaying explosive manufacturing plants, green-flooded lampposts, tower cranes, blue sky, white blinds and a black roof.
Behind the Frosted Glass is a study of Lier that’s composed by a collection of fragmented images taken in late-summer. The project captures the presence of a transition in regional landscapes, which intertwined with personal memory in the search of belongingness. In combination with the photographic elements, a series of mirror installations will be present alongside. They will act as extended windows, looking into the industrial field and witnessing the in-between, the now and then.
* The project was exhibited in two group exhibitions with Tenthaus art collective:
Kunst på Store Gilhus gård- Polyphonic vision, Store Gilhus Gård, Lier.
Oslo Negativ, Det Gamle Biblioteket, Oslo.
* The project is supported by Prosjektstøtte from Kulturrådet Høst, 2022.
