“Aestheticly influenced by renaissance painting, objet d´art and contemporary spiritual movements I’m now showing the pieces First and Second Haven. First Haven is a museumlike piece with no other function than to carry art. A rickety wooden framework decorated with … Continue reading First and Second Haven
My third solo exhibition was in Akershus kunstnersenter, Lilleström just outside Oslo in Norway 2004. It was about being seduced by a romantic tourist image of France and being just fine about it. The exhibition showed three installations with the … Continue reading Romantic France project
I Ferry to my son kan man leka och leva sig in i rollen som kapten, resenär eller bogvisirsmaskinist. Bilden är tillrättalagd och befriad från den reella platsens hierarkier, faror, smuts och vardagsproblem. Lekaren har möjlighet att välja när hon … Continue reading Ferry to my son
Forgetting to look at the view was first shown at Svensk samtidskeramikk, Kunstindustrimuseet, Oslo in 2003. The exhibition was curated by Päivi Ernkvist, Sara Isaksson From and Åsa Jungnelius and opened by queen Sonja of Norway. Continue reading Forgetting to look at the view
Love Jönsson, art ctitic, writer, curator and commissary at Röhsska museum in Gothenburg wrote a catalogue text about my work for Twelwe Hertha Bengtson grant recipients, an exhibition I attended which was shown in Krapperup Konsthall, Höganäs and Svensk form … Continue reading Catalogue text, Love Jönsson
Second solo exhbition was in 2001 in the craft and design gallery Agata, near Nytorget in Stockholm. The gallery was run by Maj Sandell and Agnes Lidman. The piece was accompanied by the following text. Myself[, my girlfriend and our … Continue reading Our friends often come and visit us
My first solo exhibition, right after graduation, was in Gallery Inger Molin in 1999. Most pieces were untitled and crafted in unglazed porcelain. Continue reading Gallery Inger Molin 1999
My first exhibition after graduating Konstfack was a group exhibition with the title Present in Bomuldsfabriken Kunsthall, Arendal, Norway. Curated by Harald Solberg Continue reading Bomuldsfabriken Kunsthall
LInus Ersson 