ÒSaralunden at Hotel EdenÓ
Proyectos Monclova, Mexico City 2009
Behind a screen
surrounded by the sophisticated objects of Hotel Eden, looking like a model of
a futuristic dream,
a series of
songs with lyrics from Ludwig WittgensteinÕs Remarks on Colour are performed. Collaboration with JosŽ-LŽon Cerrillo.
ÒFrŸhstŸck im GrŸnenÓ
Moderna Museet, Stockholm 2009
A six meter long ladder leaning towards a tree
and a woman dressed in black old-fashioned underwear styled clothing,
climbing the ladder singing five songs
on an erotic theme in German.
ÒVielen
DankÓ Berlin 2009.
Collaboration with Rasmus
West at KŸnstlerhaus Bethanien Berlin.
ÒHow to Indentify and Break a SpellÓ
Made Festival, UmeΠ2009
A woman dressed
in a religious clothing style drags out a piano from the Opera House and sings
a song about
someoneÕs spell holding her down.
ÒBonjour
TristesseÓ Verkligheten, UmeŒ 2009.
A woman dressed
in a black jumpsuit, a polar bear rug with straps, and a soundtrack in
French.
ÒIch Mšchte Normal SeinÓ The Forgotten Bar Project,
Berlin 2008. The Forgotten Bar Project, ALP/Peter Bergman
2009.
A red table
harp, a woman dressed in a revealing dress and a song in German.
ÒOne hour sad songs from the
mouth of a self-made womanÓ Asni Gallery, Addis Ababa 2008.
One contact microphone for the throat and one for the guitar. And a jump suit pimped with
various
fringes and pearls in the colour red, yellow and green.
ÒSaralunden–RetrospectiveÓ Grey Room Giljotin, Stockholm 2008.
A retrospective
displaying costumes, sketches, drawings, photos and documentations from
performances made during the last ten years.
ÒThe Leading
ForceÓ Big Time Pastor, BlŒ, Oslo 2007.
Inspired by the
huge golden eagle throne used by Bokassa when crowning himself
in 1977.
ÒThe Human Mke StandÓ Sparwasser, Berlin and Lilith, Malmš 2007.
I simply use a good looking man as a microphone stand.
ÒDrei Liede fŸr
ein GehirnÓ Lilith Performance Studio, Malmš 2007.
A huge brain in
wet clay, and three songs in German.
ÒThe BloodÓ Kulturhuset, Stockholm 2006.
A cleaned PET
bottle filled with blood connected to a hand pump with a transparent
plastic tub
that leads to my heart. It starts bleeding as IÕm singing.
ÒSven Goran Eriksson vs
Phil Spector or Songs of the FreakÓ Liste.
Basel 2006.
A sing back
piece for a used sports car, a sound system a luxurious woman and
a man dressed as
a bodyguard. Collaboration with Hampus Johannesson.
ÒDas FleckÓ Dot Dot Dot Dot, MossutstŠllningar. Stockholm 2006.
A piece for a
woman singing in german, dressed in a huge black dot.
ÒIf Anyone Tried Hard EnoughÓ Nordic Excellence, Kilen, Kulturhuset Stockholm 2004.
A sing back
piece for a woman dressed in a training suite.
ÒThere Was a Time When Everything Was AlrightÓ Nordic
Excellence, Ršda Sten, Gšteborg 2004.
A sing back
piece for a woman, dressed in a sun-dress, a racing
boat and a pier.
ÒGreat SpaceÓ Teater Replica, Stockholm and Atalante Gšteborg 2004.
Piece for two women, a lawn and a piano. Collaboration with Malin Hellkvist
SellŽn.
ÒInto Your HeadÓ SOC. Stockholm 2003
A piece for a
huge van, a woman and nine male guitarists in guerrilla styled clothing.
ÒI Took Hormones to Become a ManÓ Perfect Performance. Kulturhuset Stockholm 2003.
A three hour performance where all saralunden songs written at
the time were sung,
one after
the other.
ÒFinalenÓ Galleri Mejan. Stockholm 2000
A piece for a
woman, a Cadillac limousine and a self playing piano.
ÒDeadly BoringÓ Stockholm Art Fair. Stockholm 2000
A piece for a woman in a haremÕs suit, a manÕs choir and a grand piano.
Collaboration with Ida LundŽn.
ÒLonely Hearts in the CrowdÓ Ynglingagatan 1 Stockholm 1999 and Maneten Gšteborg 2000.
A piece for a person in a space suit and two tall friendly guys. Collaboration
with Ida LundŽn.
ÒSaralunden- the FamousÓ The Art Brothel. Stockholm 1998
A piece for a woman with huge breasts in an extremely small room.
ÒDen lŠngsta kvinnanÓ (The Tallest
Woman). Hšrsalen
Konstakademien. Stockholm 1998.
A piece for a very tall woman and a grand piano. Collaboration
with Ida LundŽn.
ÒIst Das Ein Kind?Ó A Grand Day Out.
Hide Kulturbrott. Gotland 1997.
A piece for a
woman in a swim-suit, a snorkel and a big floating
inner-tire.