The Box, 2005
Ping Pong Dance, 2006
Photo: Collection Nathalie Fourner, Lyon
The Box, 2005
Photo: Does Humor belong to Art. H14, Leipzig. Cur: Frank Motz
Leipzig, 2014
Ping Pong Dance, 2006
Photo: Collection Nathalie Fourner, Lyon
The Box, 2005
Photo: Solo exhibition “Balls”. Gallery Anhava.
Helsinki, 2014
The Box, 2005
Photo: Never Better Than Late. The Elizabeth Foundation Cur: Trong Nguyen.
New York. 2009
The Box, 2005
A technical drawing. For the exhibition SITUATIONS at the Museum of Contemporary Art Sydney. Cur: Lise Nellemann. 2005
The Box, 2005
Photo: Solo exhibition “Balls”. Gallery Anhava.
Helsinki, 2014
Description:
When we enter the room, we see a blanket with objects laying on it, a cardboard box standing by the wall. Every now and then, we see things flying out of the box, or peeking out of it and then returning back into the box.
Title: The Box
Year: 2005
Materials: A cardboard box, a white blanket, objects (book, glass, spiral, ceramics, a vase, a brick, frames and cutlery.
Dimensions: ca 4 × 3 × 7 meters
Duration:
Exhibition history:
The Center of Polish Sculpture. Rzezba Oronsko. Cur: Paulina Kuhn & Pétur Magnússon. Oronsko (Poland). 2026
Balls - solo show Egill Sæbjörnsson. Gallery Anhava. Helsinki. 2014
Does Humor Belong to Art. H14. Cur: Frank Motz. Leipzig. 2014
Never Better Than Late The Elizabeth Foundation Cur: Trong Nguyen. New York. 2009
Situations. Museum of Contemporary Art in Sidney. Cur: Lise Nellemann. Sidney. 2005
Categories:
Video Installation
Animation
Music & Sound