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Toril Johannessen: Historical time

The new artwork in the HF building consists of a ten-hour clock and nine graphic prints, which in different ways address the phenomenon of "time".

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© Toril Johannesen, Historisk tid
© Toril Johannesen, Historisk tid
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Alf E. Andresen
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© Toril Johannesen, Historisk tid
© Toril Johannesen, Historisk tid
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Alf E. Andresen
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© Toril Johannesen, Historisk tid
© Toril Johannesen / BONO, Historisk tid
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Alf E. Andresen
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© Toril Johannesen, Historisk tid
© Toril Johannesen / BONO, Historisk tid
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Alf E. Andresen
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© Toril Johannesen, Historisk tid
© Toril Johannesen / BONO, Historisk tid
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Alf E. Andresen
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A new piece of art is currently being installed in the atrium and lobby of the HF building. The atrium will get new plantings. KORO (Public Art Norway), which also funds the artwork, has given the commission to Toril Johannessen. As her starting point Johannessen took the concept of time, which may be thought of, categorized and measured in many different ways. About Toril Johannessen, see www.toriljohannessen.no

KORO administers the state regulations for the production and supervision of art in public buildings and spaces. They ensure that the art projects are of a high artistic standard. About KORO, see www.koro.no

Scientific Assistant Nora S. Vaage, who works with the documentation and communication of the UoB's art collection for the Aesthetic Committee at the University of Bergen, has asked the artist to explain the project.

With kind regards,

Siri Meyer

Chairman of the Aesthetic Committee