Line Drawn at Ísafjörður Art Museum w. Elísabet Anna Kristjánsdóttir, Svavar Guðnason and Karl Kvaran.
Currated by Rannveig Jónsdóttir.
With the installation Pareidolia's Dream, Sigrún studies the colors and shapes in Svavar Guðnason's artwork. The shapes in Svavar's drawing travel with Sigrún to a psychology session she attended as a child following a benign brain tumor the size of a tomato and the hallucinations after doses of morphine. Pareidolia becomes a symbol for the sun and describes her fears of escalating temperatures, impending obscurity, micro plastics and her parents' arguments in front of the television.
Lay my chin in your palmTufted pillowed canvas - acrylic yarn and wool
420x592 mm (2023)
Exhibiton overview
The Therapy SessionTufted wall carpet on a wooden framed canvas - Acrylic yarn and wool
500x720mm (2023)
Unrealistic feelingTufted wall carpet on a wooden framed canvas, made from Wool, Hand Dyed with lupin.
760x840mm (2023)
Pareidolia’s DreamSound Sculpture: Hard candy, sound, metal/plastic stools, tufted seats, platform, amplifier and three pairs of headphones.
08:00 minutes (2023)
The Therapy SessionTufted wall carpet on a wooden framed canvas - Acrylic yarn and wool
500x720mm (2023)
The Sun In the EarHand knitted wool, wooden planks, white wall paint.
1680x1680 mm (2023)
Exhibiton overview
Unrealistic feelingTufted wall carpet on a wooden framed canvas, made from Wool, Hand Dyed with lupin.
760x840mm (2023)
The Sun In the EarHand knitted wool, wooden planks, white wall paint.
1680x1680 mm (2023)
along with an ‘Untitled drawing’ from Svavar Guðnason from 1935 from the museums collection.
