Rymd
Colour print on Hahnemühle PhotoRag 308 gsm, edition of 50 · 2020 594 vues
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Joni Ljungqvist certifie avoir créé cette œuvre à la main, sans image générée par intelligence artificielle.
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Caractéristiques
- Catégorie
- Techniques mixtes
- Médium
- Colour print on Hahnemühle PhotoRag 308 gsm, edition of 50
- Dimensions
- 19,8 × 19,8 cm
- Année
- 2020
- Édition
- Pièce unique
- Encadrée
- Non
- Signée
- Oui
"“Rymd” is the swedish word for “space”, which is reflected in the artwork as well as the music. It comes from the wonder and amazement, but at the same time the simplicity of looking at the night sky. This visual piece accompanies the set of 8 drone and ambient audios collected in an album called 'Rymd'. Produced under a time-span of six years, it started life in Dublin, Ireland, was further developed in Stockholm, Sweden and completed in Bogotá, Colombia during the Covid 19-lockdown of 2020. The one constant was the sky.
My work is about trying to sonically describe my own emotions, thoughts, and feelings that I expierience in the different situations that I am in, such as the things that I see and the moments I live through. Sometimes the music is somber and cold and very digital in nature; other times it is hopeful and warm and more human in nature – but one does not exclude the other. My music is really an observation of both the external and the internal in my life. I learned to use computers, musical instruments, and other devices to translate these ideas I had in my head into actual music and sound. The use of different methods and techniques for this purpose depends often on impulse and what tools I have at hand. Most often it is a computer, but other times it is a field recording or an instrument. Just like my music, the technique to make it is often contextual as well. I find what inspires me the most are usually small moments in everyday life; times you share with a loved one, a landscape on your commute or a glimpse of the night sky on a dark day.



