INGEBORG ANNIE

The exhibition is a process-oriented and site-specific collaboration across disciplines. Joint research has led to an interdisciplinary audiovisual dialogue between large-scale drawing, images, objects, and sound. Some of the earliest traces of humans are drawings, and the way we see and experience the world is shaped by evolution. In the preparations for this exhibition, the artists have investigated rock art from prehistoric times in Gamnes and Alta and carried out fieldwork in the region. The site is examined in relation to history and the present, with an interest in ongoing processes of change, the environment and ecology.