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Sketch size 1:20
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Well for Future Excavation. Over ground 100 x 20 cm. Patinated bronze. Stainless Steel, Diabase
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Coin Head. 140 x 100 x 90 cm. Patinated Bronze. Stone Podium: 200 x 120 x 45 cm.
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Competition: Public Art Agency Sweden. 2010. Proposal for a public commission at Campus Valla sports stadium, Linköping. Price winning proposal. Third price (Not realized) 
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Sketch description: ”Man is shaped by his origins” Coin Head. Size: 1400 x 1000 x 900 mm. Patinated bronze. Podium: Stone / light granite. Concrete podium with a granite covering. Size: 2000 x 1200 x 450 mm. The work is inspired by the archaeological discoveries on location and by the coin collection in the curiosity cabinet and item collection at the Linköping Public Library. The surface of the large head will be covered with contemporary coins of various values of different currencies and cast in bronze. It refers not only to the era of globalization we live in, but also to the students from various countries that come here to study at the University. The title Coin Head associates to the motif on the coin itself, the head in profile, but also touches upon how the site has been affected by the human activities there over time. Medals are awarded during athletic competitions at the sports stadium and the library nearby has an extensive coin collection. The coin is therefore a symbol or image that coincides well with the location. Well for Future Excavation. Size above ground: approx. 1000 x 200 mm. Material: Patinated bronze Cylinder and container in stainless steel. Base stone in diabase. A larger part of the coin slot piece will be situated beneath the surface of the ground. The idea is to have people deposit coins that will then be stored and preserved over time in an underground container. It can, considering the title, be seen as a wishing well, but there is also a notion that the underground coin collection symbolically replaces the archaeological findings that have already been excavated and removed from the site. The underground container will itself become an archaeological “finding” in the future and has the appearance of an ancient grave chamber. The leaning pipe hinders fishing out the coins, but also the depth of the placement plays an important role to this affect. The container will also be secured in cement ensuring it will neither move nor be easily dug up. A sign will be placed next to the coin slot describing the function and idea behind the piece. |
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Peruuk 1998 - 2012, 42 x 18 x 20 cm, Acrystal Decor Metal Public Art Agency Sweden 2012 Location: Campus Skellefteå, Sweden |
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Lock Picks 2009 Public Art Agency Sweden Public Art Uppsala |
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Spiral Map 2009 90 x 82 x 10 cm. Graphite and acrylic on panel, iron keyes, plexi glass. Location: Solna City Hall |
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Prototypes 2008 28 x 39 x 10 cm. Each Piece. Patinated concrete. Public Art Agency Sweden 2008 Location: The Swedish Exhibition Agency, Visby Sweden |
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Acherontia Atropos 2007 21 x 26 x 142 cm. Patinated bronze, stone. Location: Hästö, Karlskrona Sweden www.artland.se |
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Bone Bag Tree 2005 79 x 165 cm. Mixed media. Location: The Gävle Concert Hall, Music Library |
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1. Dialogue 2002 30 x 32 x 24 cm. Mixed media Location: Municipal Office Norrköping 2. Cloud 2002 Location: Öland Folk High School |
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Spirit 2001, Melted aluminium 48 x 48 x 7 cm. 4 pieces total. Location: Clinically Genetically Laboratoium Karolinska University Hospital, Solna |
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Spiral staircase 1998 67 x 25 cm. Glass, wood. Bonniers konsthall Collection, Location: Bonnier House entrance. 1998 |
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Maps 2000 86 x 86 cm. Acrylic and pen on cloth. Location; High school administration office, Örebro |
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Skier 1998/99 66 x 40 x 45 cm. Plaster Bandage, wood. Location: Permanent Collections Gävleborg County Museum Sweden |
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