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Karen Skog Oreksta - landmark part 1

from 2017 (2) north, accent by verdure engraved

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  • published to coincide with John Grant's North Atlantic Flux festival, the first print edition of verdure engraved features interviews with / work from:

    Finnbogi Petursson

    Halla Steinunn Stefánsdóttir

    Signe Lidén

    Jez Riley French & Pheobe riley Law

    Signe Jais

    Sonia Levy

    Ida Sønder Thorhauge

    Johanne Lykke

    Kajsa Lindgren

    Hafdís Bjarnadóttir

    Arni Ben

    Xenia Xamanek Lopez

    Clara Chill

    Karen Skog

    Matilde Mørk



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Karen Skog lives and work in Vinje in Telemark. She makes improvised concerts on her handcrafted instruments and works with installations where narratives are created through drawings, texts and sculptures. In Karen Skog Orkester the image of a classical violin and cello is transformed into quandrangular boxes of plywood. An old pump organ is breathing irregular rythms abd the theremin sends electric waves from the ether. She plays with the image of the orchestra and the interest in developing these instruments becomes as important as the sound itself.

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from 2017 (2) north, accent, released April 19, 2017

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