BOOK:Christine Ödlund-Aether & Einstein, SKIRA Publications

Christine Ödlund Aether & EinsteinOrganic visual interpretations of her mind, Christine Ödlund creates art in a very unique way. She combines meditation into her creative process, and then allows herself to interpret what processes through her meditative state of mind into art. The book “Christine Ödlund. Aether & Einstein” by SKIRA Publications is the catalog of her first large institutional presentation (6/2-11/12/16) of her work in Sweden at Magasin III Museum & Foundation for Contemporary Art in Stockholm. Since the first solo exhibition at the alternative art space Ynglingagatan 1 in Stockholm in 1995, Ödlund has continued to create unique encounters between art, science and music. Her artistic practice includes a wide range of media including drawing, painting, sculpture, animation, installations with living plants, electroacoustic music, and more. For example, she has researched how plants, specifically stinging nettles, interact and communicate with one another at the Royal Institute of Technology’s Department of Organic Chemistry in Stockholm. During the course the exhibition, Ödlund expanded her study of sensory reactions, to a greater variety of plant species.-Efi Michalarou

Christine Ödlund, Världarnas krig, 2013, Gouache, ink and watercolor pencil on paper, 114,00 x 221,50 cm, © the artist, Magasin III Collection
Christine Ödlund, Världarnas krig, 2013, Gouache, ink and watercolor pencil on paper, 114,00 x 221,50 cm, © the artist, Magasin III Collection

 

 

Christine Ödlund, Stress Call of the Stinging Nettle, 2010, Watercolour and pencil on paper, 85 x 197 cm, © the artist, Courtesy Collection Michael Storåkers
Christine Ödlund, Stress Call of the Stinging Nettle, 2010, Watercolour and pencil on paper, 85 x 197 cm, © the artist, Courtesy Collection Michael Storåkers

 

 

Christine Ödlund, Ockulta legeringar I (Detail), 2016, Ink on paper, four parts mounted and framed, 120 x 120 cm, © the artist, Magasin III Collection
Christine Ödlund, Ockulta legeringar I (Detail), 2016, Ink on paper, four parts mounted and framed, 120 x 120 cm, © the artist, Magasin III Collection