8.7.08
070708 trio I-III
070708 trio I-III pencil and filler on silkscreen (paper 70x50 cm)
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15.9.06
All that we as humans can imagine is adherent to laws. Laws of nature, laws of ethics, laws of esthetics and logic. We belong within patterns, and so do our art and inventions.
The configuration of patterns is a constant and complex procedure that goes from chaos through a development towards the orderly fulfilment of that specific system and is followed up by a decline and disintegration ending up in total chaos, entropy. The whole process goes on perpetually in some form or another. The pattern at its fulfilment does not represent a constant; it is only giving us a glimpse of its potentiality before decline sets in. Thus all systems follow the same laws.
I want to present images that are instants in the progression of systems. My imagination build lines that can give pattern-references to radio waves, x-rays, electrons colliding and emitting other particles, birds flights, winds, heat waves, colours, light and reflections, all kinds of statistics, movements of ants and bees, dust particles, sand, music.
4.9.06
from a series of drawings on paper ARIA 1974
WIND AND WATER
I observe these ever-changing elements trying to decode the intriguing repetitions of patterns running from chaos to orderly perfection and back. A soaring bird will make invisible waves in the air, and there are radio waves, sparks and light signals, electrons, dust particles float and collide. There is speed and time and directions in space to register with our instruments, and there is weather and weather forecasts and statistics. There are earthquakes and meteors, temperatures, heartbeats and brainwaves to register. Colours expand at different frequencies and sounds come and go.
23.7.06
TRIO ARCHI
TRIO ARCHI drawings on plywood July 2006 exposed at Galleri Erik Steen 19. March-03. May 2009 a one-man-show:WELDED IRON AND OTHER DRAWINGS
16.6.05
THE COMPOSTELA SET 2003
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5 DRAWINGS ON PLYWOOD 62 X 62 CM
The intention of my drawings is to visualise the process of forming and dissolving order, the waves of interacting particles exchanging energy so fast that it seems like solid matter to us. The yellow colour opens up the square. What is visible within the area represents one possibility out of millions, and not hard facts from which you can draw solid conclusions. I do not have to defend any scientific theory, nor do I need to explain the meaning of every element. The liberty of interpretation is not violated. I propose an image of events that take place every nanosecond, in and around us.
The square is neutral. It does not presuppose any special subject to be treated within its borders. You are not expected to compose in any classical way upon a square, it will always seem like a section of something vaster. In this case, much vaster.
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