Responses

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  Cotton Sun Mire Through intermittent, durational stays at the Mustarinda residence since 2023, the artist duo Malin Anell & Mar Fjell have expanded their practice of intimacy with and within the Paljakka forest region. Trees, peers, mires and soils can be described as fragmented facts, as fractal care. Remembrances are retold descriptively, like bundles of rays creating shadows.
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  69°26'48.8‘N 29°55'30.1’E - A Digestion Based on a ritual-lecture held at the Gaivolahaugen in Pasvik, artist Annike Flo put together a photo collage that, rather than presenting the performance, gives a close-up look at what this event, with around 30 participants, came to be about. Sitting together on the ground and watching a textile ‘worm’ being dug out of the soil, dry as sand, sharing stories of violence and injustice, and picking blueberries that had ripened under the polar sun on a bright Thursday afternoon in mid-August.
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  Sentient Soils Study. You can carry out a simple sedimentation experiment to familiarise yourself with the soil outside where you are walking.
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  Forest mathematics
  Kajsa Møllersen explores various tree counting methods in the forest.
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  The Choreography of the Bucket mire. A text written by Nora S. Vaage and Hilde Methi based on two Bucket mire visits in August, 2024.

• 69°26'48.8‘N 29°55'30.1’E - A Digestion
• Cotton Sun Mire
• Forest mathematics
• Jærtegn (public artwork)
• Sentient Soils Study
• The Choreography of the Bucket mire