Linnéa Sjöberg is a Swedish artist that works between Stockholm and Berlin, and her exhibition Jag har spytt tusen år av ord (I have vomited a thousand years of words) is a dizzying tsunami-wave of ideas and experiences. One of her works, ‘German Wave’, is based on her explorations in the archive of German TV channel Deutsche Welle, and interrogates how live TV broadcasts stamp their way into our memory: for example, would 9/11 be burned so vividly into our collective consciousness if it had happened before the live broadcast era? That and other works are on display as part of the exhibition, at Belenius until December 22.
