Vibrations between things – Radiator | Door Handle | Lamp Bulb

Vibrations between things Radiator | Door handle | Lamb Bulb

Schwingungen zwischen Dingen Heizkörper | Glühbirnen | Türgriffe

Christel Lundberg (Malmö, Sweden, 1963) Artist, producer & curator, lives and works in Sweden with a Master in Creative Producer at Malmö University, 2003.

Member of Galleri Rostrum in Malmö.

Recently curating the international art- and architecture project, Konstkiosk, in collaboration with artist Peter Dacke.

Works with art in relation to social- and environmental sustainability with a focus in historical and contemporary social contexts to capture the fleeting unconscious, often with private things mixed with general understandings of the present.

Website: www.christellundberg.se E-mail: info@christellundberg.se

Vibrations between things This work circles around thoughts about design elements in Haus Wittgenstein by Ludwig Wittgenstein.

I have never visited Haus Wittgenstein, I have only travelled through the rooms in Bernhard Leitners book The Architecture of Ludwig Wittgenstein. These are imaginary experiences.

Vibrationen zwischen Dingen Diese Arbeit dreht sich um Gedanken zu Gestaltungselementen im Haus Wittgenstein von Ludwig Wittgenstein.

Ich habe das Haus Wittgenstein noch nie besucht, ich bin nur durch die Räume in Bernhard Leitners Buch Die Architektur von Ludwig Wittgenstein gereist. Dies sind imaginäre Erfahrungen.

When I can travel again I want to visit Haus Wittgenstein. Then my imagined architecture meets the physical reality.

Wenn ich wieder reisen kann, möchte ich das Haus Wittgenstein besuchen. Dann trifft meine imaginäre Architektur auf die physische Realität.

Vibrations between things – Radiator by Wittgenstein Schwingungen zwischen Dingen – Heizkörper von Wittgenstein

Vibrations between things, door handles by Wittgenstein Vibrationen zwischen Dingen, Türgriffe von Wittgenstein

Vibrations between things, light bulbs by Wittgenstein Vibrationen zwischen Dingen, Glühbirnen von Wittgenstein

Fotomontage/collage based on travels in the book The Architecture of Ludwig Wittgenstein by Bernard Leitner