Working with sculptural and technological bodies — exploring how materials can sense, respond, and communicate, and what it might mean for them to be alive.
Selected Work
- Neural Expressions — Sculptural Robotics & Neural Connections Brain-to-sculpture communication with EEG and actuated robotic sculptures (2021 – ongoing)
- Conversation Between Bodies #11 Black Box Theater (2022)
- Wood & Clay Greenlight Triennale (2021)
- Conversation Between Bodies 10.1 RAM Gallery (2021)
- Conversation Between Bodies 9.1 Oppland Art Center, Lillehammer, NO (2020)
- Plant Cyborgs Meta.Morf X - Digital Wild, Gråmølna Trondheim Kunstmuseum, NO (2020)
- Anthro-botanical investigations from the atelier Galleri Hans, Ørland, NO (2019)
- Portraits of Tree Logs The breath that leaves me, stay inside, Corporum, Aarhus, DK (2019)
- Heartwood Hvitsten Salong, NO (2019)
- Conversation Between Bodies 7.4 Aldea Center for Contemporary Art, Bergen, NO (2019)
- Experiences of time Consciousness in the time of Kairos, Kurant, Tromsø, NO (2018)
- Vegetal Connections Atelier Nord, Oslo, NO (2018)
- Collaborations with the Houseplant #1 The National Art Exhibition, Oslo, NO (2017)
- Collaborations with the Houseplant #2 Gallery Ask, Åsgårdstrand, NO (2017)
- Conversation Between Bodies Artist Book Locus Publishing (2017)
- This Is Its Body (2015) Noplace, Oslo, NO H60 x W120 x D130 (in.) Wood, plaster, nylon fabric, electronics Three sculptures react to the impressions they have while standing in the exhibition space of Noplace in Oslo. They express themselves with the help of light cubes that are incorporated into their bodies. The sculptural bodies sense their surroundings with […]
- Meditation Over Form (2014) Storage racks, plaster, clay, documentation video, journal H72 x W32 x D168 (in.) The Graduation Project for Master of Fine Art at Oslo National Academy of the ArtsPunkt Ø / Galleri F15, “Young. Promising”, Moss, NOKunstnernes Hus, the National Art Exhibition, Oslo, NO Link to the journal: http://slaattnes.com/meditasjoner.pdf (in Norwegian) The project explores intuitive […]
