Artwork programme 2025

Named after the date of the International Day of Peace (21.09, September 21), the immersive artwork “21.09” is dedicated to the theme of peace.

“AstroField” was created through a collaboration between classes 5A and 5C at Husbygårdsskolan and students from Hyper Island’s Digital Creative programme.

“Divine Geometry” explores the complexity and harmony of the natural world, inviting viewers to sense the hidden patterns that shape existence.

“The Door” is located in two places, in front of the Parliament House, and in Tensta. The artwork is inspired by Tomas Tranströmers poetry.

“Geist” is an artwork inspired by nature’s most elusive elementary particle; neutrino particle.

“GLOW” is a monumental interactive light installation that mirrors the moon’s celestial dance.

“In a Heartbeat” bears witness to humanity’s ability to make a change together.

“Limina” consists of five gates, representing the Nobel Prizes awarded annually in Stockholm, in the fields of science and literature.

The illuminated benches that make up “Moments of Peace” form both a literal and symbolic space for rest, thought, and dialogue.

The artwork “One Way or Another” is inspired by Peace Prize laureate Ralph Bunche and a quote from his Nobel Peace Prize lecture.

“Peace by Peace” is a lighting design project imagined, created and directly built by students of Jönköping University.

The artwork “Pro Pace” celebrates Nobel Peace Prize laureates.

“Royal Sky” is a laser installation, inspired by the natural phenomenon of the northern lights.

“TETRA” is a poetic representation of the different forces surrounding us. The artwork draws inspiration from the 2017 Nobel Prize in Physics.

In the work Alma de Artista, the artist Nachla Libre weaves together excerpts from poetry written by young people from the local community with her own words and unique graphic language.

The installation “By the Sea” reflects on themes of loss, displacement, identity and hope.

“The Door” is located in two places, in front of the Parliament House, and in Tensta. The artwork is inspired by Tomas Tranströmers poetry.

The installation “HEXX” vibrates with lights and music, symbolizing energy and growth.

“Streetlamp Grove Tensta” is an interactive artwork inspired by the work of Rabindranath Tagore, who was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature 1913.

The “Light We Reflect” is a site-specific installation that transforms Taxingeplan into a participant-driven landscape of light and reflection.