Molekyl Gallery (Malmø)

Group Exhibition 8th october – 7th november 2021
Curated by Astrid Svangreen
(exhibitors: Sofial Olsson, Erik Häll, Tina Wulff, Astrid Svangreen)

“Generative repetitions” – 2021
Series of framed etchings on paper in various colors.

“Breaking patterns, or repeating them?” – 2020
Watercolor on 640gsm cotton paper.
Deatail of “Breaking Patterns, or repeating them?”
This work is made in the way that Wulff started doing transferal watercolor paintings 2019.
A method she came up with by experimenting in a process in her studio.
Detail of “Breaking Patterns, or repeating them?”
This shows how detailed and tactile, but yet almost messy, that the work can look.

“GrandMotheRing” – 2021
Multiple eatable finger rings placed in an acrylic ring-box with text and photo, all is presented in acrylic dome mounted on the wall.
(Here shown after a lot of people have interacted with the work by taking a ring and explored it in the way of their choice – eating it? Keeping it? Wearing it? etc.)
Shows how the dome was full of ring containers in the beginning of the exhibition. The motif of the work therefore changed over time as the viewers interacted with the work, by taking a part of the work and interacted with it however they felt like – keeping it eating it giving it to someone special??
The text work that is also placed in the container,speaks to this interaction since it is the initial story of how the original goldring was found and given to the artist grandmother by the grandfather.
The picture shown in the container with the ring, is a doble motif from two pictures of the artists grandmother. One from the beginning of the relationship with the grandfather and one from the wedding they had. Non of the pictures shows a smiling face, but instead maybe more numb or ambivalent look. Like the ambivalent story that the whole relationship was apart of.
The ring shown in the opened acrylic ring container. The ring is made out of purely eatable materials; arabic gum, stevia, tastes and eatable paint and golddust.