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Bonniers Konsthall / Anastasia Savinova

As part of Maria Bonnier Dahlin Foundation Grant.
Anastasia Savinova explores humanity's deep connection with nature by combining natural and industrial materials to create a dialogue between the organic and the constructed. Her art highlights the delicate balance of ecosystems in a time of ecological crisis and focuses on co-existence, where different life forms and materials intertwine to express both fragility and beauty.
In Dialects of the Deep, Savinova explores the relationship between humans and the sea, focusing on the endangered cod ecosystem. Using found materials such as old fishing boats and glass floats, she creates sculptures that resemble fish bodies and fish eggs. The installation combines sculpture and sound to provide an immersive experience, highlighting the otherwise invisible sounds of the underwater world.
The work is made in collaboration with sound artist John Andrew Wilhite and marine biologist Rebekah Oomen.






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