All works make use of slides, transparencies, in various ways. The
slide represents an antiquated technique as the importance of the
digital image is expanding. However the specificity of the medium
provides a unique tool for story telling where the succession of
sequences becomes a natural edit of the narration in the slide show.

Pierre Bismuth’s work Coming Soon is commenting on the “teaser” for upcoming movies; Gabriel Lester’s work Prelude to the death of a murderer uses screen images from the television for his story; Johan Thurfjell’s double projection Leaving
portrays the last hours in the life of a woman that has decided to take
her own life told from two different perspectives; and Clemens von
Wedemeyer tells a story in a Beckettesque way about two persons that
talk to each other but seem to have forgotten how to listen to each
another in A Divided Monologue.

A conversation between Johan Thurfjell, Power Ekroth and Anna-Lena
Lundmark (Artist, Director of Culture, Skellefteå Municipality) will
take place on September 7th at the Konsthall 7 p.m.

The exhibition In Moment is generously supported by Skellefteå Municipality, Office of Culture, Skellefteå Konsthall.

The exhibition is a part of the experimental exhibition format of
Access developed by curators Power Ekroth and Veronica Wiman in
collaboration with the graphic designers Research & Development.