Heidi Stålnacke: Sula
The installation focuses on key threats to our future, the melting of sea ice and glacier, 2021
Sula -installation focuses on key threats to our future, the melting of sea ice and glacier. The work portrays the states and movement of water. The light in the art work is radiation between future and past. The work is made of waste material of the plastic industry. ”I constantly challenge myself by looking for new materials, ways of working, and perspectives on making art. My goal is to create beautiful reflections of nature from the trash and make the viewer miss what has not yet been lost. In my works, grief, longing and happiness overlap.”
Visual artist, b.1980 in Rovaniemi, Lives in Oulu, Finland
Information
Artwork finished in:
2021
Please provide the dimensions of the work. Approximate size will do. Please mention if the work can be adjusted. (width-height-depth):
The size of the installation is flexible. In other words it can be hung in many different kinds of ways. There are 76 single pieces in the installation. Size of one piece is approximately 40x8x8 centimeters.
Electricity consumption:
Standard mains current (10A/16A)
Support and other structures:
The work needs support structures, hanging points, or similar
Please state which structures, hardware or other equipment is needed from the client:
Hanging points (can be also placed on the floor)
Does the artwork use sound:
No sound.
Minimum height of the space:
2,5
Minimum square meters of the space:
1
Building time and people required (estimate):
1 day
Artist's presence:
Guidance can be provided for building
