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Vittna biologisk mångfald genom fältmåleri - en workshop och ett arkiv
(Witnessing biodiversity through field painting - a workshop and an archive)

Åmåls konsthall, 26/2 - 26/3, 2024, Åmål

Photo: Karl Larsson

Artist in residence "På väg 45" in Åmål Municipality and Åmål Art Gallery. "På väg 45" is a residency collaboration between three municipal art galleries, Vänersborgs konsthall, Konsthallen Trollhättan and Åmåls konsthall.

Field painting together with Åmål's residents and friends. The painting is a way of jointly witnessing biological diversity, here understood as species richness in number, in variation, in variation within species and in the ability to change.

The in-situ painting takes place like a workout session and relates to a tradition of wild drawing. An archive of the joint field paintings and the workshop materials were created and presented in the gallery.

Collective Field Painting on Scrolls, Workshop material, watercolor, iron based pigments. Documentation at Kungsberget, Åmål                                                                                                                        

Photo: Therése Olsson

Friendship Field Painting in Åmål on Scrolls, 2024

Photo: Therése Olsson

Huggen - Hugga – Huggas (Cut-Cut-Cut) 2024, Watercolor, iron based pigments, electric fixture w lamp, 28 x 42 cm, 42 x 71 cm, 50 x 100 cm

Field paintings from Järnbrottsås in Västra Frölunda, Taberg in Småland and Norra Båsane nature reserve in Dalsland.

Photo: Therése Olsson

Huggen - Hugga – Huggas (Cut-Cut-Cut) 2024, Watercolor, iron based pigments, electric fixture w lamp, 28 x 42 cm, 42 x 71 cm, 50 x 100 cm

Detail

Workshop material, Iron-based Water colors and paper scrools

Photo: Artist

Kungsberget, Åmål, students from Karlbergsgymnasiet

Photo: Artist

Photo: Karl Larsson

Friendship Field painting in Baståsen nature reserve at lake Ärr, Dalsland, Sweden, 2024.

Next to the location where Rare Earth Energy Metals (AUS) has been granted permission to prospect for Gold, Copper, Silver, Lanthanum, Lanthanides, Scandium and Yttrium.                                                                       

© 2023 by Kajsa G. Eriksson

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