Vännersta Week 29 went by too fast, we had the lovliest weather, food and company, and finally made a show at Vännersta Konstby with Lis Wuisman Jørgensen, Erik Sjödin, Julia Krantz, Andreas Brännström, Emilie Birket-Smith, Christine Kriegerowski, Mascha Kriegerowski, Theodora Ekholm and Martin Wallén. Turned out to be the last show at the shoe factory itself.
Finally a monument: work by Andreas Brännström, Utan titel, Mässing, sandformsgjutenwork by Lis Wuisman Jørgensen, 100 pieces of Potamogeton perfoliatus, Installation, (left) and Feltarbejde – FIeldwork biology (Cyanotypes) (middle) and Julia Krantz (right)Erik Sjödin: Honeybee Standard Brain, InstallationLis Wuisman Jørgensen, Julia Krantz, Thea Ekholm, Andreas BrännströmLis Wuisman Jørgensen, Feltarbejde – FIeldwork biology (Cyanotypes)Thea Ekholm, Untitled, Miniature Furniture, (front), Julia Krantz (back left) , Andreas Brännström (right)Christine Kriegerowski, Kimchi, colography print and kimchi in plastic jarJulia Krantz: Earth, InstallationAndreas Brännström, Jesu i Nyadals återupståndelse, PrintEmilie Birket-Smith, Contemplation, InstallationChristine Kriegerowski, Bread Documentation, Cyanoprints – inspired by Lis Wuisman JorgensenMascha Kriegerowski, Feet, Colographies (part)Mascha Kriegerowski, Ear, ColographyMe in my new dress from the loppis now towards the barnMartin Wallén, Barn, Soundinstallation with headphones Listening to Martin’s sound pieceListening to Andreas Brännström’s soundpiece: Pilgrimssang for Pilgrimsgang, Elektroakustisk LjudinstallationParts of Thea Ekholm’s sound performance “Maintenance”
… and in the evening we drove to Rotsidan and enjoyed the rocks, the water, squatted a friendly couple’s fire and talked to them as if they had not been there for an evening without their children. Magic light on our way back, fog rising from the ponds and valleys.
