Velkomin!
Velkomin á Háskóladaginn í Listaháskóla Íslands!

Næsti gestur á opnum fyrirlestri í myndlistardeild er Finnbogi Pétursson myndlistarmaður. Í verkum sínum brúar Finnbogi bil milli náttúru og vísinda með því að skoða eðli ljóss, hljóðs og orku í innsetningum þar sem eitt efni er notað til að kanna eiginleika annars efnis.
The exhibition INFRA-GLOW opens at the Reykjanes Art Museum on Saturday 11 March at 2 pm and closes on Sunday 16 April 2023.
INFRA-GLOW is curated by Elise Bergonzi, Daria Testoedova and Hannah Zander, MA students in Curatorial Practice in the Department of Fine Art at the Iceland University of the Arts.
I feel the power of Sólheimajökull when the glacial water flows, hear the drops fall and feel the ice crack beneath me. The glacier is alive – it renews itself constantly. The glacier creates ice while another part of it melts. This cicle changes the glacier over time, molds the landscape underneath it, transports materials, grinds and tears the rock it rests on. This movement is called glacial erosion and you can see signs of it all around icefalls like Sólheimajökull.