
February 25, 2007
February 24, 2007
February 21, 2007
WINTER / HÖRBELT – Buildings Made From Plastic Crates

LIGHTHOUSE, 2000
Material: green FTK, various materials, illumination
Size: ? 380 cm, height: 400 cm
Exhibition, venue: Permanent exhibition: North Sea, outside the Nordisk Akvarellmuseet in Skärhamn, Sweden
“The lighthouse measures four meters in height, it is a round construction whose foundations lie on a tiny island in the sea in front of the Nordisk Akvarellmuseet in Skärhamn, Sweden. The building is mint green in color, and is built of German mineral water crates. There are eight bright spotlights inside the lighthouse that light up the building so that it shows as a green emerald in the narrow channel between the Museum and the island Bockholmen with artist’s studios…. In the summer when the water is quite warm and the height of the water is low, people can swim across the water to the lighthouse and climb up into it. In stormy evenings in the fall the water height has risen, and the tiny island is completely overwhelmed by the Sea; then, the lighthouse simply stands as if it had its foundations in the water.”
February 20, 2007
February 19, 2007
February 17, 2007
February 15, 2007
Tony Cragg


I’ve been looking at a lot of sculpture lately. Tony Cragg has always been one of my favourite artists




