Nobel Week Lights 2022

The interactive artwork “ALAS, ALAS, THE MIRROR’S RETROSPECTION” invited visitors to be part of creating a visual loop.

The artwork “CONNECTED” is based on different aspects of neuroscience and its impact on our everyday life.

“Conscience” makes a journey through scenes of human-consciousness, nature, environmental urgency, discovery and hope.

The artwork “CYKLOTRON” is a celebration of the cyclotron particle accelerator through a light installation along the building’s curved facade.

The artwork “Divina Proportione Louise” is inspired by the “De Divina Proportione”, with Nobel Prize laurate Louise Glück’s drawn profile as the center of the work.

“GAIA” aims to inspire awe for the planet that we live on, and encourage environmental awareness, inspired by the Nobel Peace Prize in 2007.

The artwork “Heroes” weaves together abstract animation and a looping soundscape – inspired by true humanitarians.

The artwork “Horizon” refers to both the line between sky and earth, and an imagining of the future horizon we wish to draw.

The interactive artwork “KINESTHESIA” is inspired by research on sensory molecular biology.

The artwork “Ljuset” is a filmed memorial candle that is lit and slowly burns down, inspiring us to remember those that came before us and their achievements.

The artwork “NOBEL LIGHT WALK” wants to inspire people to wander and come across new, surprising places.

The interactive artwork “Orchestrated entities_ Chorus” invites choirs and individuals to transform their voices into light.

“PAST INTERACTIONS” is an installation inspired by how our ancestors are connected to us in the present day.

The artwork “PATHFINDER” is a light installation incorporated in the sculpture “ARCH” by Ai Weiwei.

The artwork “PERSPECTIVE” is based on the poems of Nobel Prize laurate Louise Glück, where she often lingers amidst the physical and the abstract.

The artwork “REMI” aims to make the viewer think about issues related to war and peace.

The artwork “SHELTER” is a physical interpretation of the refuge given to refugees.

“un|fold” is a sound and light sculpture, which visually reveals the deep software supply chain behind the simple text editing action “search and replace”.

The artwork “Wave” is inspired by the first gravitational waves to be detected on earth, caused by the collision of two black holes.

The artwork “WAVE-FIELD” is inspired by balance, seriality and the way weight, regardless of size, affects movement.

The installation “The Tale of the Great Computing Machine” consists of material that is part of the scenography for an opera.

The artwork “WITHIN AND AGAINST.” is a collaboration between student artists, lighting designers and curators who come together to interpret Nobel themes.