Catherine Linberg

„Twice an old man becomes a child“

The countryside, the wasteland, Sandgerði and the lake: A parallel kind of X-and Y-axis where four different worlds meet in a structure that lays down in the landscape in shape and texture.

A world where a jarm in a goat, the smell of freshly baked bread, the extracted children's cheeks and the crackle of freshly fallen snow make one smile and breathe in the beauty of simplicity Look forward-not down and enjoy the moment Children, animals and the elderly live in harmony with each other and cultivate the atmosphere.

Seed is planted in small bodies to bloom and take root in the world of mindfulness.

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The countryside, wastland, Sandgerði and the lake: parallel to a sort of X and Y axis where the structure breasts together four different worlds in a way that seamlessly blends into the landscape, both in form and texture.

A world where you will find a bleeding goat, the aroma of freshly baked bread, the rosy cheeks of children, and the satisfying crunch of newly fallen snow. We look ahead - not down, and enjoy the simplicity of life. Children, animals, and the elderly all live in harmony, cultivating an atmosphere that is peaceful and nurturing.

A seed is planted in the small bodies to blossom and take root in the world of mindfulness.

Work in three dimensions: Hermann Valsson
Pictures of works: Sisters Lumièrern