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    • The Artist´s view
    • Keep Frozen
    • S-I-L-I-C-A
  • .
  • installation
    • S-I-L-I-C-A-0-2 at Gallery Gudmundsdottir
    • S-I-L-I-C-A-0-1 at Scharaun
    • Ocean Dwellers at Nordic Embassies
    • .
    • The Great Patch at UFO gallery
    • Swimming Pool - Troubled Waters at Künstlerhaus Bethanien
    • Werk - Labor Move at Reykjavik Art Museum
    • All is full of love at Künstlerhaus Bethanien
    • Based on a True Story at Meetfactory
    • Keep Frozen part four at ASI Art Museum
    • Keep Frozen part three at Kunstkraftwerk
    • Keep Frozen part two at Thoka Gallery
    • Keep Frozen part one at De-construkt
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    • Hops Hopsi at Reykjavik Art Museum
    • Hops Hopsi at PROGRAM
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    • Die Vierzig Neunen @ Studio Claus Lehmann
    • .
    • Don't Feed Them After Midnight at Sequences Biennale
  • .
  • moving
    • Ocean Glory
    • .
    • Labor Love
    • Keep Frozen / the documentary
    • Labor Move
    • Material Puffin
    • Keep Frozen / single-channel videos
    • .
    • Hops Hopsi
    • .
    • The Cornershop
    • .
    • Don't Feed Them After Midnight
    • .
    • We Shall Never Be In Love Again
  • sculpture
    • Puffin Shop
    • Thinking like a Mountain. Thinking like a Mall
    • .
    • Golden ship
    • Buoy
    • .
    • ZiZi
    • .
    • Hops Hopsi / Young Lucky Luke
    • Hops Hopsi / The Luminous Circus Tent as Neoliberalism
    • .
    • Don't Stop Me Now
    • .
    • McNolia
  • print
    • SILICA
    • .
    • WERK
    • Artist as a Worker
    • .
    • Artist as a Puffin
    • .
    • Me and the Couples
  • performance
    • Sculpture from the bottom of the sea
    • 48 hour dock worker's performance
    • .
    • The World Will Not End
    • .
    • Hops Hopsi
    • .
    • Me and the Couples
    • .
    • I´m a very special artist from Iceland
    • .
    • We Shall Never Be In Love Again
  • painting
    • Shipyard Paintings
  • multiple
    • The World Will Not End in 2022
    • .
    • Krókurinn 'Hooked'
    • .
    • #puffinlove
    • Puffin hoodie
  • found
  • public
    • Tides ('Tídir')
    • .
    • The World Will Not End
    • .
    • Dresden Public Art View
  • publications, texts & press
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    • exhibition catalogue
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Cryptonian States Berlin 2018 part of Cycle festival

June 04, 2018

≥≥≥    May 26th 15:00 - 22:00

One day group exhibition “Cryptopian States” at the private residency of the ambassador of Iceland in Berlin at Trabenerstrasse 68, 14 193 Berlin. Part of Cycle Music and Art Festival curated by Gudny Gudmundsdottir, Jonatan Habib-Engqvist and Sara Oldudottir.

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The artist connects the Icelandic fishing industry to the biblical saga of the golden calf. Ships have been essential to the race and scramble for resources that underpins the whole colonial saga. Access to wealth further forms the foundations for self-sufficiency and alleviation of poverty. After a glorious age of nautical exploration during the time of the Icelandic settlers, the period under Danish rule rendered the nation nautically inept. Impoverished Icelanders watched from their rowing boats how European ships extracted massive amounts of Cod and other fish on the basis of fishing rights that were sold off by Danish authorities. The regaining of a shipping fleet in the 20th century, independent trade and fishing at an industrial level, laid the unquestionable foundation for the country’s independence.  - Sara Öldudóttir, curator

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