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28.10.24

CONVERSATION WITH FREDRIK LUND | OSLO > TRONDHEIM



We walk randomly around the center of Oslo, we transit through gorgeous architectural scenarios. The center of the Norwegian artscene shows a mixture of romanticism and ratioanalism. We stop at Litterturhuset for a coffee, lots of smiles and people enjoying great food. We walk up the hill to check The Vigeland park and down again to visit the museum of architecture designed by Sverre Fehn, the only norwegian pritzker Price.

We walk around models and installations, where cool emerging norwegian architects under 40 show their latest ideas. Fredrik Lund was twice represented in this show, before he reached his forties, a unique case. We walk the streets again buying ice creams and sparkling water, walking along the Oslo government buildings and arrived at the harbor, next to the Snøhetta studio. We smoke by the water and talk about the current works.

A day later, we are travelling together across the country, passing mythical mountains, and stopping for dinner at the most traditional restaurants, tasting the moose and deer burgers by the national road, across the great park of Rondane. The dinner saloon is very old fashioned, we sit surrounded by stuffed weasels. As we leave the area, we stop briefly at the concrete architecture by his colleague Carl-Viggo Holmebakk, and catch the amazing views to the mountains we will soon be crossing.

Already in the city of Trondheim, we visit Fredriks artist's atelier at the NTNU, here he developes his professorship in architectural teachings, teaching as art. We know Fredrik now for ten years. Fredrik loves to visit Madrid, and to spend hours at the Reina Sofia Museum, studying the spanish and american masters in abstractions from the sixties. We have travelled to Cuenca together, where there is also a great collection of Spanish abstract painters, all surrounded by amazing landscapes, Fredriks main inspiration for his art. The fresh air and the view.

Just by framing the view the whole architectural concept has started, and that is the potential of the architecture of Lund, the empathy with the surroundings and the absolute control of the human activity that will happen inside the wooden walls. We are now ready to make dinner, another daily ritual, where Fredrik acts as guardian of the wonders of hot potatoes with butter and several fresh fish on a warm pan. While we eat in silence, we understand the ritual.

This conversation is part of the STRUCTURAL BASIS of FROZEN HEAT,
ONLINE ARTSHOWS (2014-2015) upcoming art series curated by LLLL
as satellites of LAPIEZA ART SERIES.


http://studiofredriklund.blogspot.no/
http://www.kunstnerneshus.no/kunst/
http://www.litteraturhuset.no/
http://www.vigeland.museum.no/en/vigeland-park
http://www.nasjonalmuseet.no/en/
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Sverre-Fehn/382608751854928
http://www.pritzkerprize.com/
http://nasjonalmuseet.no/en/?module=EventCalendar%3Baction%3DEvent.publicOpen%3BID%3D1510&template=exhibitionView_en
http://snohetta.com/
http://www.rondane-dovrefjell.no/steder/reisemal/
http://www.holmebakk.no/sohlbergplassen/photos.html
http://www.museoreinasofia.es/
http://www.march.es/arte/cuenca/coleccion/artistas/gerardo-rueda.aspx
http://www.ntnu.no/ansatte/fredrik.lund

RELATED VITAMIN 026 (II/-) 


El carpintero toma las medidas para puertas y ventanas, y aparecen todos los demás y miden y van a su taller y trabajan. Y luego el campesino remueve un gran perol con cal y hace la casa de un hermoso blanco. Conserva, sin embargo, la brocha, pues por la pascua del año que viene volverá a necesitarla. Él ha querido levantar una casa para sí y para los suyos y para su ganado, y lo ha logrado. Igual que pudo su vecino o su bisabuelo. Como puede cualquier animal que se deja llevar por sus instintos. ¿Es la casa hermosa? Sí, tan hermosa como lo son la rosa o el cardo, el caballo o la vaca. Y, vuelvo a preguntar: ¿por qué un arquitecto, tanto el bueno como el malo, deshonra el lago? El arquitecto no tiene, como casi ningún habitante de la ciudad, cultura alguna. Le falta la seguridad del campesino, que posee cultura. El habitante de la ciudades un desarraigado. Llamo cultura a aquel equilibrio de la persona interior y exterior, lo único que posibilita un pensar y un actuar razonable. Hasta ahora, la historia de la humanidad no contaba con ningún período falto de cultura. Pero entonces aparecieron falsos profetas. Dijeron: qué fea y qué triste es nuestra vida. Y lo reunieron todo de todas las culturas, lo expusieron en museos y dijeron: mirad, eso es belleza, pero vosotros vivís en una deplorable fealdad. Ahí había muebles que eran como casas, llenos de columnas y molduras, ahí había terciopelo y seda. Ahí había, sobre todo, ornamentos.

Adolf Loos
Escritos sobre la casa
1911-1930
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Adolf-Loos/109293425757058?fref=ts

Anto Lloveras Lapieza Relational Art Series Marisa Caminos Adolf Loos Fakultet for arkitektur og billedkunst
  — con Fredrik LundAnto LloverasLapieza Relational Art Series y Marisa Caminos.

18.8.15

FROZEN HEAT__________________ONLINE EXHIBITION SERIES____________SATELLITES::::::::::::2014---2015____SPAIN FRANCE UK CROATIA MEXICO NORWAY

The FROZEN HEAT idea is to generate 10 online art shows in the coming two years (2014-2015). The shows will be launched from NORWAY, including norwegian, spanish, croatian, french and mexican artists. The series work as a constellation of exhibitions, independent yet relational. Each show is build with 10 artworks.




FUNDAMENTS 

The online art shows are part of a complex and unstable process art show that involves more than 100 artists. During three years LAPIEZA was a hybrid between an arist-run-space and an art gallery. LAPIEZA ART SERIES has presented 58 exhibitions so far, with 750 numbered artworks. The structure builds itself with a progressive methodology, directed by Anto Lloveras, permanent curator of the series, and Paula LLoveras, partner now in scandinavia (as part of the LLLL art agency). The series will expand their base in 2014 to Norway, Croatia and France, where there will be local associate artists. We are already making contacts to build up the international art shows.

GOALS

There is a vision and need to enforce the culture-capital in the highly commercialized post-structural capitalist environment. The generation of bridges of new communication among artists around the world. The permanent exhibition in the internet of a complex and unstable art installation. The generation of an artistic form based on the real social networks of today. The intensification of the art scene online, where most of the people spend their time. The use of all media to enlarge the idea of the installation as social sculpture. The vector of all the series is the concept we work on : ACTIVE SOCIOPLASTICS. A new form and speed in the exhibition and publication of the artworks. The idea is to build a solid body of work for each artist in the series, while we are building the collective installation. Both form and frame mixed together to generate the evolution concept. These ideas are to be seen already online.

FORM

The series want to reach new audiences for art, using the social media as youth is now using as daily entertainment, placing art nutrients in the daily ration of consumed time online. The series are online-based. The idea is to evolute physical-shows to virtual shows, that can be seen faster and wider. The tools are always evolving and all data is transferred to the emerging databases. Each series present 10 artworks, the work of 10 artists. Every artwork is told in a text, in pictures and video. The artworks are numbered and the series have an evocative name to be remembered as part of the process. We combine artworks as a conceptual curatorial process. The reach of the project is international, distributing the focus of publishing in 5 nodes in the coming two years. The series were launched in Madrid, and have been very active in Mexico City in 2013. The idea is to generate new nodes in France, Croatia and Norway in 2014 and 2015.



FROZEN HEAT – ART SATELLITES - NORWAY
ONLINE RELATIONAL CONTEMPORARY ART EXHIBITIONS
ANTO LLOVERAS | PAULA LLOVERAS | LLLL ART AGENCY
LAPIEZA ART SERIES | TOMOTO FILMS
GMAIL . YOUTUBE . TWITTER . BLOGGER . FACEBOOK : ISSUU





Lecture at LKV Trondheim Norway 
Tuesday October the 22nd, at 11:45 am.





28.8.14

CONVERSATION WITH PER FORMO | LKV TRONDHEIM | 2013



LLLL ART AGENCY AT LKV
LECTURE 22ND OF OCTOBER AT 11:45 AM AT LKV
The meeting >
We had a couple of hours of great conversation with Per Formo, Artist. Current Director of LKV, an Artist Run Space with the support of the Trondheim Kommune. Per Formo is nowadays playing a triple rol as Artist, Art Curator and Culture Manager.

1 / As Artist Per Formo deals with geometry and colour, taking a further step on the works of Frank Stella, Robert Mangold and Sol Lewitt.
2 / As Curator he has recently launched a collective show at the Babel Gallery. The show is a curatorial work wih six artists that build a storytelling about the area in which the gallery sits on.
3 / As Manager Per talks to different agents in town, bureaucrats, museum directors, musicians, writers and community centers to build a healthy Art Scene as Cultural Hub in the city of Trondheim.

Background >
We got to know LKV in 2008 through the Canadian Artist Heather Passmore who was a resident back then. Last year we visited the house with Markus Lantto, a swedish Artist and Art Critic, at that time he was busy with some wood pieces and selfmade instruments. Now he has a show in town that we will visit very soon.

News >
Per Formo has invited us to lecture at LKV Tuesday October the 22nd, at 11:45 am. 
We will explain the methodology of LAPIEZA ART SERIES, 
the FROZEN HEAT NEW SATTELITE SERIES 
and the LLLL ART AGENCY IDEAS

These conversation is part of the STRUCTURAL BASIS of FROZEN HEAT,
ONLINE ARTSHOWS (2014-2015) upcoming art series curated by LLLL
as satellites of LAPIEZA ART SERIES.


RELATED VITAMINS (I/-)

1. Conceptual artists are mystics rather than rationalists. They leap to conclusions that logic cannot reach.
2. Rational judgements repeat rational judgements.
3. Irrational judgements lead to new experience.
4. Formal art is essentially rational.
5. Irrational thoughts should be followed absolutely and logically.

Sol Lewitt / Sentences on conceptual art
art-language, (new york), vol. 1, n° 1, may 1969

3.8.14

KITCHEN DIALOGUES - WE CAME TO HAVE DINNER WITH STRANGERS - 2013


LLLL ART AGENCY

AT
RAKE CONSTANT DECAY
TRONDHEIM NORWAY 11.10.2013
CONVERSATION AS ART
DINNER AS ART, 11

http://kitchendialogues.com


> 
Martinka and Oscar, artists and hosts. Four bright and smart students from NTNU. Øyvind and his two lovely teenage daughters. LLLL Art Agency

Upon arrival we have quick conversations with everyone. The test. The mood checkout, excellent. Oscar moves fast in the kitchen while martinka throws her charm. At the table the generous wine brought by the students opens a delicious mood. As we eat the salad we talk about the roads, the weather and the inmigration, commonplaces. With some wine and the main dish we talk with the students about possible tv shows we can make. In the dessert we talk about art, about us being part of the artpiece, being the spectators of our own play, where the artist direct a scenography where each one plays his own rol. To play a rol is charming, since you have to give and listen, be active and patient. The contextual relational pieces always demands an extra effort in the audience.

To play with context is a crispy idea in art, we do not have to talk about dada. Dada speaks alone. Dieter Roth knew about this. Daniel Spoerri knew about this. Rirkrit Tiravanija knew about this and Antonio Miralda knows pretty well about this. 

We know as well, since we love the brightness of the contemporarity and the references to some masters of context symphonies. We loved to meet all the guests and to be able to talk and develop certain intimacy with the artists after dinner, chilling at a couch and by the fire. Thats the ultimate goal of the piece, to generat the confort zone that enables us to make a further step.

So, there is the context frame, Rake, the sub frame, The Kitchen Dialogues, and our own frame, the upcoming FROZEN HEAT SERIES.




At the back entrance we look into the mirror. Self reflection upon rival, we welcome ourselves to the decay. We take some shots of us as part of the decay mood. We came around again to have dinner. We enjoy the idea of spending some time chatting with strangers. Upon the arrival we can feel the programers are delivering new ideas to the building. The fireplace at the entrance lobby space gives a feeling of intense cozyness, and the wooden bench works as perfect usable installation. Some spaces are receiving a generous by-pass by ART. We actually came to have dinner with strangers. To have dinner as art, and yes, we had great dinner. > kitchen dialogues –http://kitchendialogues.com/



site
context
old fabrics
mood process
curatorial
decay
art 




KITCHEN DIALOGUES / RAKE CONSTANT DECAY 2013


WE LOVE THE EXCELLENCE OF THE FOOD
AND
THE SWEET ENVIRONMENT
YET ANOTHER TIME

THE DECAY HAS WORKED OUT FOR US
WE CAME WEEK AFTER WEEK
TO ENJOY THE ART

TO SIT BY THE FIRE AND HAVE SOME WINE
AND
TO TALK TO STRANGERS WHILE WE EAT




RELATED VITAMIN 034 (I/-) 




La diferencia entre los artistas que producen obras a partir de objetos ya producidos y los que actúan ex nihilo es la que percibía Karl Marx en La ideología alemana entre "los instrumentos de producción naturales" (el trabajo de la tierra, por ejemplo) y "los instrumentos de producción creados por la civilización". En el primer caso, prosigue Marx, los individuos están subordinados a la naturaleza. En el segundo caso, están en relación con un "producto del trabajo", es decir, con el capital, mezcla de labor acumulada e instrumentos de producción. Entonces "no se mantienen unidos sino por el intercambio", un comercio interhumano encarnado por un tercer término, el dinero. El arte del siglo veinte se desarrolla siguiendo un esquema análogo; la Revolución Industrial hace sentir sus efectos pero con retraso. Cuando Marcel Duchamp expone en 1914 un portabotellas y utiliza como "instrumento de producción" un objeto fabricado en serie, traslada a la esfera del arte el proceso capitalista de producción (trabajar a partir del trabajo acumulado) basando el papel del artista en el mundo de los intercambios: se emparenta de pronto con el comerciante cuyo trabajo consiste en desplazar un producto de un sitio a otro.

El uso de las formas
Nicholas Bourriaud