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If When Becomes Now

Babel, Trondheim  9.10 - 8.11.2026

Visual artist Ingeborg Annie Lindahl and poet Marte Huke explore how line, language, and traces can open up new reflections on humanity's relationship with nature, time, and presence in their collaboration.

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Photo: IAL

The exhibition presents new works in an installation combining drawing and text, created specifically for BABEL.

Creating by hand, thinking through the line. The exhibition consists of an installation combining drawing and text, exploring how line, language, and traces can open up reflections on humanity's relationship with nature, time, and presence.The project is a thematic investigation of signs and drawing, examining the connections between the line, drawing, and language. The works take the line as a point of departure, exploring it as a form of understanding, communication, and memory.

 

A site-specific approach is central to both artists' practices. The foundation for this project was laid during Lindahl's first guest artist residency at LKV in autumn 2025, where the artists gathered inspiration and carried out research. In developing the exhibition, they have jointly explored human traces and landscapes in the Trøndelag region of Norway. From this starting point, the exhibition addresses themes of ecological responsibility and an awareness of mortality.

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