Narrow piano with three white and two black keys.
Year: 2007
Technique: Wood, metal, felt, ivory
Dimensions: 26 x 49 x 116 cm (10.14 in x 19.11 in x 44.24 in)
Courtesy of the municipality of Gothenburg, Sweden
Piano
Sculpture
Nesting Box
The nesting box is a slightly oversized wooden nesting box with a video monitor and a speaker inside. The video monitor shows a man crying. Already from a distance you can hear the soft sound of crying that might also resemble birds’ twittering. The man cries, apparently without ever stopping – even sadder than that Dutch guy who disappeared from a sailing boat.
Year: 2012
Technique: Wood, dvd-player, lcd-screen
Dimensions: 69 x 39 x 39 cm (27,2 in x 15,4 in x 15,4 in)
Bass drum pedal
The world’s largest mechanical bass drum pedal, five metres tall. Interactive sculpture with moving parts. It gives away a subtle bell-like sound when in movement.
Year: 2014
Technique: Stainless steel
Dimensions: 6 x 3 x 5 m
Public commission for the municipality of Lerum, Sweden
Umbrella
Sculpture with an umbrella and an animation projected onto a postcard.
Year: 2014
Technique: Umbrella, iron pipe, video projector, postcard
Dimensions: 140 x 200 x 107 cm (55.2 in x 78.7 in x 42.1 in)
The Sculptor Who Only Builds Boxes
Year: 2019
Technique: Video, animation HD
Duration: 0.52 min
Suitcase Studies
Suitcase studies is a group of suitcases, where every suitcase hosts a miniature art exhibition space, complete with light, parquet and white walls. Among the miniature exhibitions are a series of architecture documentation, documenting airport chapels – the prayer or meditation rooms that can be found in most international airports and an animation based video installation, where the video projection is simulated by small LCD screens. The exhibitions in the suitcases reflect upon phenomena like origin, nostalgia, traveling and migration.
Year: 2008
Technique: Suitcases, mdf, glass, backlit photos, lcd-screen etc.
Dimensions: Dimensions variable
Crucifix
Crucifix with a jumping jack. Pull the string and the crucified man will lift his legs and raise his head.
Year: 2002
Technique: Wood, tempera, sheet metal and mechanics
Dimensions: 196 x 120 x 22 cm (6.43 ft x 3.94 ft x 0.72 ft)
Electrical Chair
Replica of an electrical chair, scale 01:01, made out of some 13000 Lego bits.
Year: 2004
Technique: Lego
Dimensions: 100 x 76 x 150 cm (3.28 ft x 2.49 ft x 4.92 ft)
Balancing The Books
Sculpture with sound from the exhibition »Death – An Exhibition about Life«, an outdoor exhibition organised by Liljevalchs in Stockholm during the summer of 2016.
Year: 2016
Technique: Plywood, wood, vinyl, cloth, speakers, media player och electronics
Dimensions: 122 x 302 x 45 cm
Voices: Emma Jansson, Alexandra Shabo
Courtesy of Alma Löv Museum, Östra Ämtervik