Gravitational Lensing
The picture shows the tunnel of light, created by Laservision. Photo; Toke Odin Brorsson Is our social responsivitiy what makes us adress human behaviour and intentions not only to objects […]
Category Archives: Project presentations
Gravitational waves – art, science & brain computer interface workshops
This weekend we had the first workshop out of three in the Gravitational Waves-project! The themes are gravitational waves, antimatter/matter, dimensions, and our perception of time according to theories in quantum mechanics. The […]
Time to leap into the future; COMING PROJECTS!
I just got the happy news that 2 coming projects got funding from the Swedish Artcouncil and the Culture Bridge! This means that during 2014 I will be working with; […]
PROJECT PRESENTATION 7; FRÄNG
In 8 webisodes 8 young bands from 8 different genres and parts of Sweden got to meet with some of Swedens best and most established artists. The basic criteria was […]
PROJECT PRESENTATION 6; Projekt Invitation + Duo Solo Danse
In 2009 me and dancer/choreographer Ege Özdogan began working on an idea for an interactive dance road performance. The aim was creating a performance to which the audience would add […]
PROJECT PRESENTATION 5; SPHERE
‹≈ SPHERE is an interactive installation which was displayed for the first time and in its first version at the conference Alibis for interaction in Landskrona (Sweden) 24-25/10 2013. http://alibisforinteraction.se […]
PROJECT PRESENTATION 4; HEMLIGHETEN
HEMLIGHETEN (The Secret) is an interactive transmedia performance with Teater Insite in Malmö, in which the audience becomes participants and co-creators. It’s based on the story of Medea and Jason, […]
Project Presentation 3; This is where I…
This is where I… is guerilla theater graffiti – a story in augmented reality in seven pieces in seven places, to be experienced and participated in. Premiered on Malmö Gallerynight […]
Project Presentation 2; Particles – Antiparticles
A work in constant progress. Our first improvisation (below) from 2013 was inspired by research on particles, matter / antimatter, and sonifications of particle decay from The LHCsounds. The shadows represent […]
The Event horizon 