Current exhibitions

Eva-Teréz Gölin works with the digital photographic image as a starting point. By challenging central concepts in photography, such as; time, place, and indexicality, she wants to question our notions of the photographic medium and its limits. For a decade, Gölin has explored processes that make the digital visible, as well as working methods through which she transforms the immaterial information from the online world's constant image flow into a physical dimension, where pixels and digital artifacts are given an intrinsic value and do not merely act as carriers of the image.

 

The exhibition Present Perfect Continuous features work that comments on both our own, and the photographic medium's, relationship to time. The "photographic time" that is usually seen as connected to a past, has here been freed from its fixed state to also include a future.

 

Eva-Teréz Gölin lives and works in Gothenburg. In recent years she has exhibited in Sweden and Finland and is represented in several collections. She has studied at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Stockholm, Novia University of Applied Sciences in Jakobstad, and has a master's degree in photography from the Valand Academy at the University of Gothenburg.