Artist talk: Ingeborg Annie Lindahl & Marte Huke

BABEL invites you to an artist talk between visual artist Ingeborg Annie Lindahl and poet Marte Huke on Wednesday, October 14. The conversation offers an opportunity to learn more about their interdisciplinary collaboration and the development of the exhibition. Audience members will be invited to ask questions, and we welcome an open discussion about the works on display.

Exhibition opening hours: 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Artist talk: 12:00 PM

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Marte Huke is a writer based in Trondheim, Norway. Collaboration and creation are two key principles that motivate her artistic practice. Since 2002, she has published six poetry collections, one novel, and three translated works. Huke's poetry explores the human condition in relation to landscape and ecology, as well as both individual and collective experience. She is particularly interested in how identity is connected to place and how we might access the geological layers of memory. Places and events continually shape and challenge our sense of self. Between book projects, she consistently engages in interdisciplinary collaborations involving theatre, visual art, music, and site-specific artistic projects.

https://www.martehuke.com/

Ingeborg Annie Lindahl is a visual artist based in Harstad, Norway. Her practice investigates our paradoxical relationship with nature, the value we assign to the natural world, and the role of technology within environmental contexts. In her work, field excursions and personal experiences materialize as site-specific chalk drawings, installations, and sculptures. Lindahl has worked extensively with lime over many years. As a material, lime connects geology, biology, and epistemology. Through conceptual strategies and a phenomenological approach, she creates works that are often influenced by the passage of time or by the presence of the audience. Her work is represented in collections including the National Museum of Norway, Nordnorsk Kunstmuseum, and KORO. https://www.ingeborgannie.com/