2022
“Fynden i Solhem” (The Finding in Solhem)
Public commisson at Solhem förskola (kindergarten) in Glasberga/Södertälje. Collaboration with Annika Petersson.
If you listen carefully, you can hear tales of the trolls who used to live in the Glasberga area, and of how they are still buried in the mountain. About a hundred years ago, findings that strengthened the theory began to be uncovered around the area. You see, when the sun hits the troll, it turns to stone. But no need to be afraid, symbols will help keep the troll in place (like runes for protection and strength, as well as offerings to the troll, and next to the fist is a rungalder (magical staves), a combination of runes – a spell, and the Hamsa brings luck and had been used for thousands of years). The art project was also an exhibition at Södertälje konsthall, “Fynden i Solhem”.
“Jonas Falck – recreated field notes, summer 1774.”
Public commission at Kalkbruket förskola (kindergarten) in Skellefteå. A permanent wall piece with painted and drawn mutated animals on aluminum, mounted on trees and a rock drawn on the wall. These are some of the discoveries of Jonas Falck – a scientist who is said to have lived during the late 18th century around the lake Kultsjön. According to Falck, animals began to mutate after a meteorite impact. The cuckoo, the weasel, the ladybug, the butterfly, and the badger have found their places.
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2020
”Jonas Falck – en avvisad upptäcktsresandes iakttagelser”
Public commission by Statens Konstråd (Public Art Agency Sweden) installed at KTH (Royal Institute of Technology) in Stockholm. Installation includes two display cases with ceramic and drawing as well as 6 water color paintings.
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2017
“Jonas Falck – recreated field notes, June 1774.”
Permanent wall piece at the Wendela Hellman school in Härnösand, Sweden.
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2016
“Rana sylvatica (as seen by Jonas Falck)”
Permanent wall piece at the local brewery Hernö Hantverksöl in Härnösand, Sweden.
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