In the autumn of 2023, I presented a solo exhibition on the island of Vrångö in the southern archipelago of Gothenburg. The exhibition introduced Big Blu, an ongoing project that investigates the encounter between two interconnected yet distinct realms: the world above the water’s surface and the submerged world below.
Category: Selected Work
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Big Blu on Vrångö 2023
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Berlin14SoundSpot
In 2014, marking the 25th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall, I realized a site-specific sound work in Berlin. The work was based on field recordings collected on site during my time in the city and subsequently edited into a sound piece titled The Walls Within.
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TheSinger 2012
To my grandmother, dressmaker Evi Alfredsson 1901 – 1966, whom I never met.
The Singer (2012). Photograph of a sewing machine positioned on the shoreline of the Turku archipelago, Finland, facing west toward Sweden. The work combines sound, image, and maritime orientation to address migration, memory, and intergenerational labor, forming an early exploration of themes later developed in my artistic research.
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Said with his voice 2009
In 2009, I realized a drama-based sound installation in collaboration with Norwegian writer Jon Fosse and producer Svante Löwenborg. The work was produced for an annual festival at Festplassen in Bergen and later presented in Gothenburg. In this project, Jon Fosse performed the reading himself, voicing the female role from his play Og aldri skal vi skiljast (And Never Shall We Be Separated).
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Sten i glashus 2001
I created this 3D video installation in the cube located just outside Stora Teatern on Avenyn in Gothenburg, shortly after the protests during the EU summit in 2001, often referred to as the Gothenburg Riots. The cube was a room made entirely of glass, with simultaneous projections on all sides.
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I samtal med Gud 2000
This video was made for the millennium exhibition at the museum for the modern art in Helsinki Finland.
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Mirror on the wall 1990
In 1990, I participated in the Lahti AV Biennale in Finland with Kerro kerro…. The title draws on the Finnish version of the familiar “Mirror, mirror…” phrase, using kerro — “tell” — to invoke the mirror as something asked to reveal or foretell.
