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carolina hindsjö

ON THE WAY

21 May - 14 June

Carolina draws ideas from mythology, religion, politics, and philosophy. An interest in humanity permeates Carolina's work. The ideas come after she has observed how people react in different situations. In the exhibition, we encounter three stories where the human condition, emotions, and inner journeys are at the center.


The characters in the exhibition are in motion, both through external journeys and inner changes. The Rabbit Woman seeks her faith and is transformed along the way. Eva moves through knowledge, melancholy, and her own insights. The Lovebirds return every spring and are constantly on their way between different places. The exhibition is about what happens while one is ON THE WAY; between states, encounters, and change.

In Lovely Journey  we follow the rabbit woman who sets out on a journey to find her faith. During the journey she experiences things that change her and she encounters the different states of humanity through the film's scenes. The images in the exhibition are based on these scenes, such as the encounter with the animals in the birch forest where she sees their radiance. The journey leaves its mark and she becomes a new person.

  • Lovely Journey

In Adam, Eve and the Serpent, we meet Eve as she tries to capture Adam's attention. It is not the easiest. We meet Melancholy, the desert and surreal figures in a drama where knowledge plays tricks and constantly makes itself known. At the same time, personal insights emerge. Eve is a strong woman who reflects on things while melancholy becomes a presence that follows the story throughout the work.

  • Adam, Eve and the Serpent

In the story of The Lovebirds , the migratory birds return every spring. Sometimes you can hear them from afar, sometimes they just appear. They are loud, boisterous, and always in groups, yet you are still drawn to them. The lovebirds create a warm feeling inside us and leave behind a longing for more.

  • The Lovebirds
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