Alnus SiO2 No. 29829
Oskarshamn Konsthall part of the exhibition Sculptors Meet Döderhultarn
June 1st – August 11th, 2024
The sculpture Alnus SiO2 No. 29829 takes its starting point from Döderhultarn’s choice of wood, which was alder, and his patent number 29829 from 1909 for photographing maps in a transparent globe. The work is situated within a social sculpture context and is a paraphrase of Joseph Beuys’ project 7000 Oaks from 1982. At the end of the exhibition the alders will hopefully be planted in Oskarshamn.
A jury-assessed co-production of the Swedish Sculptors´Association and Oskarshamn Konstahll, where 20 contemporary sculptors direct their gaze toward Döderhultarn´s life and work. The jury´s task was to select work based on. quality and connection to the theme.
Recently: Sculpture installation in Amerikadammen in Göteborgs Botaniska Trädgård
September 16th until October 29th, 2023
On the 19th of August the public was invited to participate in a conversation about space debris, light pollution and 3D printed sculpture with artist Josefina Posch and astronomer Katja Lindblom, director of Slottsskogsobservatoriet.
Amerikadammen is located behind the pavilion at the beginning of the Rhodedendrondal – find it on google maps here
Watch the sculpture being printed and read more about the project here
Art Test Field – Alvaret, Öland
[Prussian] BLUESHIFT – Space Debris 2551
Up until August 31st, 2023
