Lost & Found

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by Lin de Mol

What:
Light installation

When:
31 October – 3 November 2024
18:00 – 23:00

Where:
Stranden brua, Aker Brygge

Supported by:

Two suitcases stand alone on a jetty, glowing from within, lighting up the cold night. Their worn shapes suggest lives once packed inside. A suitcase holds memories—the things we collect, need, and remember.

In uncertain times, like now, LOST & FOUND invites us to reflect: Where do we come from? Where are we now? And where are we headed? What should we leave behind, and what do we carry with us into the future?

  • TEAM

Artist: Lin de Mol

LIN DE MOL

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NL / SE

Lin de Mol is a multimedia artist who works with film, sculpture, installation, photography and poetry. She is eclectic by nature but in the end regards all her work as sculptural. The investigation of man’s relationship to nature is an underlying thread in her work, where nature is charged with an invisible power just beyond the graspable.

Since 2014 she lives and works in rural Sweden, where she organizes the annual light festival Arvika Ljus!.

Lin de Mol has been exhibiting internationally since 1996. Her work is part of main public collections in the Netherlands and Sweden and her films have been shown in festivals in Europe, Asia, Australia and the US.

Website: Lin de Mol

PROGRAM 2024

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Free
Light Art Festival
in Oslo
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Light Art Festival
in Oslo
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