The Academy of Rhythmorphology (ARm) studies rhythmicity as a form-finding force. We explore the internal and surrounding rhythms of the living, how they connect and oscillate and make form. ARm is also concerned with the rupture of external rhythms and their effects on life forms.
The Academy of Rhythmorphology is a collaborative initiative by artist Signe Lidén, writer Arjen Mulder and curator Hilde Methi.
Pavilion is an artist initiative based in Norway formed by a group of artists with a common interest in long-term studies of place as artistic process. Central to the initiative is an artistic reflection on national parks, nature reserves and land preservation both as an idea with its historical record, but also as a mirror of values in connection to land right throughout times.
The group of artists consists of Andrea Bakketun, Espen Sommer Eide, Geir Tore Holm, Øyvind Novak Jenssen, Søssa Jørgensen, Signe Lidén, Marie Nerland, Randi Nygård and Karoline Sætre. Signe Lidén is the project leader, Jiska Huizing the producer, while Hild Borchgrevink is the project’s writer.
The Wetland Pavilion takes place in and around Østensjøvannet nature reserve. Throughout 2022, the artist worked with various margins between the nature reserve and the surrounding areas. One version of their works have been shown during a public event in October 2022.
Pavilion has developed ‘The Wetland Library‘, a model where works of art can function as a “time lens”, not only for the physical changes in the area, but also for changes in the understanding of the interaction between life in the zone. The model we want to test is a form of library of methods, instruments and documentation in order to reactivate the work in five, ten, thirty and fifty years ahead from now.
The Wetland Walkinar is in English, otherwhise, the project and book is in Norwegian.
