Wander Wonder is an art exhibition along a hiking trail at Varvsberget in the High Coast of Sweden. The project brings together works by seven artists who investigate the relationship between place and displacement.
We have always travelled the world by putting one foot in front of the other. This seemingly simple activity can be of physical as well as mental nature with the ambition to reach other places or spiritual dimensions. By walking together, we take part in an activity that stretch both backwards and forwards – between generations and species.
Wander Wonder invites the audience to experience performance, sound works and installations that interact with Varvsberget's historical, social and geographical context.
We have always travelled the world by putting one foot in front of the other. This seemingly simple activity can be of physical as well as mental nature with the ambition to reach other places or spiritual dimensions. By walking together, we take part in an activity that stretch both backwards and forwards – between generations and species.
Wander Wonder invites the audience to experience performance, sound works and installations that interact with Varvsberget's historical, social and geographical context.
Participating artists: Mattias Andersson, Dimen Hama Abdulla, Oscar Kaleva, Jenny Lundgren, Malin Lin Nordström, Lena Stenberg, Ylva Westerlund.
Co-curated by Karolina Aastrup and Helena Byström, 2023.
The exhibition is a collaboration between Konstfrämjandet Västernorrland, Västernorrlands museum, Örnsköldsviks kommun and Region Västernorrland with generous support from the Swedish Art’s Council.
Listen to sound works by Mattias Andersson, Dimen Hama Abdulla and Malin Lin Nordström here (in Swedish).
For more information, click here.
Co-curated by Karolina Aastrup and Helena Byström, 2023.
The exhibition is a collaboration between Konstfrämjandet Västernorrland, Västernorrlands museum, Örnsköldsviks kommun and Region Västernorrland with generous support from the Swedish Art’s Council.
Listen to sound works by Mattias Andersson, Dimen Hama Abdulla and Malin Lin Nordström here (in Swedish).
For more information, click here.
Installation photos by Maria Mäki.