At Landmark, Katla puts forth a three-channel video-sculpture that renders a fragmented self-portrait of the diversity and intrinsic connections within the venture. On display are leaps of thought, reveries, and a dualistic struggle between facts and fictions, all with aim of losing a clear division between the real and the unreal.
Katla is the collaborative venture of Mathijs van Geest, Jonas Ib F. H. Jensen and Ånond Versto. Established in 2010, Katla has evolved into an eclectic institution lavished with nomadic, bureaucratic and corporate tendencies. Under the flag of the organization, the crew explores oceans and terrains. Voyages are set to investigate and formulate new myth and systems of ideas. Recent exhibitions and events took place at Kristiansand Kunsthall, Sound of Mu, Tag Team Studio in Bergen and and on the ocean with the boat Kalypso.
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The project is part of Volt's symposium – On collectivity and collaboration in art. The symposium has received funding from the Fritt Ord Foundation and Arts Council Norway.
