Multiplied Transformation // Helix Art Space / HAS
Helix art space / HAS
torsplan 12
Stockholm
Multiplied transformation
2026
16 maj- 31 maj
“The exhibition Multiplied Transformation presents parts of Josefin Lindskog’s work from recent years. The large-scale drawings tells us about an ongoing exploration of visualizing situations and events that, through the artistic process, are processed and embodied. The work engages with themes of power, norms, and structures, resistance and expectations. It reflects experiences of being in constant, often violent motion, moving in different directions while simultaneously feeling locked in and constrained. Questions of fitting in, adapting or ending up in exclusion are central. Also, the longing for freedom and stillness. The piece “oh Mother pt 2” was shown in its entirety during the summer exhibition at Röda Sten Konsthall in 2023, where seventeen stacks of washed and folded clothes stood as monuments to motherhood and care. The columns, measuring 270–360 cm in height, also represented hidden narratives of the different bodies that once wore the garments. The stacked laundry transforms into pillars—forms intended to uphold a structure, and through their load-bearing function, create stability and a foundation for something larger. At HAS, “oh Mother pt 2” is presented in smaller fragments, through the space. The drawings and the sculptural objects together provide an insight into the artist’s ongoing process.”
Photo:
Josefin Lindskog
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torsplan 12
Stockholm
Multiplied transformation
2026
16 maj- 31 maj
“The exhibition Multiplied Transformation presents parts of Josefin Lindskog’s work from recent years. The large-scale drawings tells us about an ongoing exploration of visualizing situations and events that, through the artistic process, are processed and embodied. The work engages with themes of power, norms, and structures, resistance and expectations. It reflects experiences of being in constant, often violent motion, moving in different directions while simultaneously feeling locked in and constrained. Questions of fitting in, adapting or ending up in exclusion are central. Also, the longing for freedom and stillness. The piece “oh Mother pt 2” was shown in its entirety during the summer exhibition at Röda Sten Konsthall in 2023, where seventeen stacks of washed and folded clothes stood as monuments to motherhood and care. The columns, measuring 270–360 cm in height, also represented hidden narratives of the different bodies that once wore the garments. The stacked laundry transforms into pillars—forms intended to uphold a structure, and through their load-bearing function, create stability and a foundation for something larger. At HAS, “oh Mother pt 2” is presented in smaller fragments, through the space. The drawings and the sculptural objects together provide an insight into the artist’s ongoing process.”
Photo:
Josefin Lindskog
Nästa utställning →