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I love the North. The space, the silence, the desolation, the light and the shapes in Scandinavia inspire me. I photograph in endless forests, in the solitude of the bare fells, in abandoned harbors, in churches and around uninhabited houses. I sometimes experience a sense of endlessness there. In this way, I can lose the sense of how big and far away something is in the landscape, and I disappear into it. Or I look for openings in the boundaries to see what else could be. Something similar happens to my experience of time: not as clock time, but condensed or elongated, time that can be eternal in a single moment. Not the time that passes, but as the approach of a perpetually new beginning.<\/p>\n
In this project, called p\u00e5g\u00e5ende (Swedish for \u2018ongoing\u2019), I explore how my experience of these abstract concepts of space and time can become an image. I do this by photographing, as well as by collecting finds from nature and by making collages and assemblages. These media shape my looking, finding and making. I thereby show only what is necessary, I leave out all the extraneous. This is how I abstract reality. I make an image detached from that one place and that one moment, an image that suggests more than meets the eye.<\/p>\n
My images show colors that are marked by age, that have been touched by time. They do not oppose each other, but seek each other out. They are halftones with which I detach things from exact recognition, colors in shadow, and out of reach of clock and calendar.<\/p>\n
With these colors and with these various media, by abstracting and showing not the whole but a part, I want to suggest space and time in my images and let them be experienced. I want to slow the gaze and evoke a desire to see what is not (yet) there.<\/p>\n
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