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Wash 1.0
In our archive we found the pictures of this performance. The folder was called "The Wash 1.0". We are not sure if there were other parts of the same performance. At this moment the author is also unknown.
Among the pictures, there is a magazine cover. We can understand from it that it took place in norwegian countryside. Since it is Norway it had to be the summer time, because the person is barefoot.
Probably the audience was looking at her performing, but no pictures attached of them.


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Documentation
There is document following the pictures where are some notes, probably done by artist.
In the summer of 2022, in norwegian countryside, I made a performance titled ‘The Wash’Surrounded by the nature, I selected seven pieces from my ‘Love letters’ collection.
As I walked barefoot, feeling the warmth of the earth beneath me and the dampness of the grass between my toes, I immersed myself in this sensory experience. I hung each artwork with care like I would hung the wash, letting the pieces dance in harmony with the gentle summer breeze.
My goal for this performance was to establish a connection between art and the nature, allowing the elements of earth, air, and light to infuse each piece with a different type of vitality. Through the act of hanging art, I aimed to blur the boundaries between creative life and normal life as I find both equally important."

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List of artworks
The note continues:
"Pieces: [[from the left]]
1. Oh, yes! 35x50cm
2. Little bit 35x50cm
3. On my fingertips 35x50cm
4. The shortest distance 35x50cm
5. Breathe 35x50cm
6. What matters most 35x50cm
7. Calming sound 35x50cm
Materials and mediums used: charcoal, pastels, oil paint, acrylics, ink, birch bark, old clothes, vintage paper.
‘’Love letters’’ were created in 2022."

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Inquiries
At this very moment we are not sure if one of our boxes contains those paintings. Searching time will obviously take some time.
Next step is to plan Photography Exhibition in Momars, since we have pictures of some artworks, but not the artworks themselves.
If you are interested in this artwork or if you can give us more information about the artist, do not hesitate to contact us.
Our Archive is a community project and we as proud citizens of T-City want to build is together for future generations.




