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JOLINE KLINGA

Visual artist specialised in photo collage techniques >>


2018– 

Loss of Innocence
/Inre verkligheter är inte en linjär berättelse 

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ABOUT 


"My art practice is mainly based on photo montage and collage techniques. The camera is an extension of my mind process when exploring body-based life experiences. Psychology and philosophy related to somatic experiencing is at the core. The phenomenon "fragmented memory" has played a major role in recent projects. It shows as a difficulty to articulate a coherent story after a trauma. The alarmed brain simply process and store memory differently. Thus, the external and internal narratives have two different structures and logic.

I often return to the phrasing "inner realities are not a linear story" in my work. The visual language that unfolds is a controlled chaoses of non-linear and distorted forms, and body shapes without claim to physical realism. In that I find a sense of calm."

STOCKHOLM 2024




CONTACT

joline@jolineklinga.se


EDUCATION

2019 Individual Feedback Program, 1 year,
Center of Photography (CFF), Stockholm 

2003–2005 Graphic Design and Visual Communication, Berghs School of Communication, Stockholm

 

SOLO EXHIBITIONS

2018 Loss of Innocence, Essingedagarna (public space), Stockholm

2018 Escape of Innocence, Essinge Kulturvecka (public space), Stockholm

2016 Project Perfect, Galleri TU, Stockholm

2016 Galleri TU, Semi-abstract, Stockholm

 

GROUP EXHIBITIONS

2019 Salon CFF, Centrum för fotografi Stockholm 

2018 Salon CFF, Centrum för fotografi Stockholm

2016 Swedish Police Art Association, Stockholm 

2006 Tamifloat, sculpture installation on water, Stockholm Culture Week, in collaboration with artist Jakob Ankarsvärd


MISC.

2019 Speaker at Center of Photography (CFF), Stockholm, presentation of Loss of Innocence and work process (2018–)

Interview "Ett fuck you till skönhetshetsen", Mitt i Stockholm, 17/2 2016 >>

Interview "Joline Klingas bilder hänger i ett galler - inte i ett galleri – under Essingeleden", DN Stockholm 6/9 2017 >>