Sculpturs - 1: Prospect, 2: Acers high, 3: Femurs, 4: Multirole

Marble, instrument stands

Agora, Not Quite, Fengersfors, 2024

Photos: Ferdinand Evaldsson

2024

Drum rack, rod sock, silicone lure, iceberg lettuce maraca, chain

Silent Mail, 3e Våningen, Gothenburg, 2021

Photos: Hanna Antonsson

2021

Drum rack, rod sock, squirrel skins, wood, steel wire, table cloth weights, velcro strap

Silent Mail, 3e Våningen, Gothenburg, October 2021

Photos: Hanna Antonsson

2021

Collaboration with Adam Haugbak within the framework of the project Sierra Shooting Association.

The first thing I noticed was that the succession of concentric circles seemed to indicate a dent, or a dimple, in any case, a 3D cavity. As I started meditating in more depth on the image, another meaning popped into my mind. Seen from above, the slight cavity vanishes, it becomes a flat screen, a sight to cover the site of impact. The shooting act binds my body to the blazing sun that heats up the fields. Often when I'm gazing at it a huge all-crimson rose becomes engraved in my perception, locking me onto target. First come the summer sunlight pouring down, then a sharp edge crystallizes. Coming at a rate of seven a day, the crystals are razor sharp, but do not harm my eyes.

Word samples: Hito Steyerl (Duty Free Art), Pedro (visitor) onlineclarity.co.uk, Odysseus Elytis (Sun the first)

Found object, wood, digital print, spray paint, straps

Björkö Konstnod, Björkö/Arholma, December 2020

Photos: Adam Haugbak

2020

Sculptures - 1-4: Tail Grab, 5-7: Something Sweet

Wood, found object, wax, pad lock, carpet, metal strip

Aerosol, Sage, Intent: Unlock, Göteborgs Konstförening, Gothenburg, July 2020

Would it be possible to build a lens that focuses sunlight to melt sand and flux into energy and leave it in the desert to self replicate? The imagination is a fine and beautiful instrument, but we must experiment with it if we want to discover this for ourselves.

Energy work has truly changed my life and I practice for at least 30 minutes to an hour every single day to keep the energy flowing smoothly and to break any blockages in my meridian system. I might be controlling the weather in Turkey. The wind, the clouds, the rain activity, the temperature all reflect my existence. When I’m in somebody’s car our speed reflects the smoothness and speed of the flow of my thoughts.

Out of the eater, something to eat. Out of the strong, something sweet. Drawing honey from the lion’s carcass corresponds to drawing sweetness from salt, a withdrawal of Ξthereum from my crypto wallet, the extraction of treasure from earths crust.

I want to build a campsite for gathering resources. I would drop off wood, stone, and gold. I would go through all of the stages again and again, each time further refining the golden essence within me. This is the meeting between matter and spirit. At this stage I understand that the inner and outer world are not different, but reflections of each other.

Photos: Erik Gustafsson

2020

Scale mail, steel rod, paint

85 x 60 cm

Cross-Side Crystal Hybrid Orbital

Haimney Gallery, Barcelona

Photos: Mika Hitnrun

2021

Wood, steel

117 x 86 cm

The Thicker the Woods, the Vaster the Vista, NEVVEN Gothenburg

Photos: David Eng

2020

Wood, steel, trash can, frisbee golf target, sand bag, chain, chain mail, scale mail

HDK-Valand Exam Projects 2020

Photos: Hanna Antonsson

2020

Chain mail, cymbal stand, steel rod

90 x 170 cm

Rising Action, Stockholm, June 2019

Photos: Johan Andrén

2019

Frisbee golf target, chain mail, scale mail

80 x 80 x 160 cm

Roundup, Sollidsgatan 11, Gothenburg, August 2019

Photos: Sara Andreasson

2019

Scale mail, steel rod

110 x 80 cm

The World Without Me - A Memorial display in XYZ, GIBCA Extended 2019, KKV Bohuslän, September 2019

Gothenburg Botanical Garden, October 2019

Photos: 1-3 Adam Haugbak, 4 Emely Hansson Cuadros

2019

Collaboration with Jenny Johansson contrasting ephemeral and durable materials in an intersection between contemporary and ancient symbolism.

Galleri Monitor, Gothenburg, March 2019

Photos: Jenny Johansson

2019