The exhibition 'Tvíeyki' is about pairs and opposing symmetries.
The human being is created from the union of two cells, and countless symmetries can be found throughout the entire world. Could it be that everything around us is created from the union of two?
Tvíeyki is a love letter to opposites and their attraction, like two magnets that can't help but click together, bubbles rising from water that inevitably merge, or two individuals who find each other in a sea of people and fall in love.
Rebekka Atla Ragnarsdóttir graduated with a bachelor's degree in art history from the University of Iceland and is currently studying creative writing for a master's degree at the same institution. Under the artist name RebAtla, she has held both group and solo exhibitions of her work in recent years, exploring human nature, philosophy and society through visual art, alongside her writing and other creative work.
The exhibition opening will be on Thursday, 28th September between 18:00-20:00 and everyone is most welcome!
The exhibition Tvíeyki (Duo) deals with opposites and symmetries. What do they have in common and what separates them? Does beauty lie in contrast or in symmetry? How different do these two sides have to be to be considered two? Tvíeyki is a love letter to opposites and their attraction.,
Like two magnets that cannot help but collide, or bubbles rising from the water and inevitably unite at the finish line. Or two individuals who find each other in a sea of people and fall in love.
Rebekka Atla Ragnarsdóttir (b. 1980) graduated from the Polytechnic College in Ármúla in 2002 with a matriculation in languages. She completed postgraduate studies with a focus on acting at the Icelandic Film Academy in 2013 and BA studies in art theory and art history at the University of Iceland in 2017.
She is currently pursuing a master's degree in creative writing at the University of Iceland. She has worked in a variety of professions in the arts, including as an actor, director, acting coach, set designer, and as an artist. Last winter, the book
„Best for“ was published, which contains two short stories by her.
The exhibition opening will be on Thursday, 28 September, from 18:00 to 20:00, and everyone is welcome.
The opening will be on Thursday, 28th September from 18:00-20:00 and everyone is welcome!
Other opening hours:
Friday 29th September 13:00-18:00
Saturday 30th September 12:00-17:00
Sunday 1st October 14:00-17:00
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