Sunday, 30th April at 2 p.m. will Daria Sol Andrews, curator, lead visitors around the exhibition Invisible worlds, which is currently on display at Hafnarborg, where the focus is on digital art, photography, moving images, realism and hyper-reality.

The exhibition features works by six Icelandic and international contemporary artists who tackle ideas of reality and virtuality. Their works present ideas of disconnection, anxiety and the wry humour that characterises the generation now living and moving in a new media environment. Utilising digital means of expression, they highlight, among other things, the satire inherent in the stressful lifestyle of the 21st century.

The artists taking part in the exhibition are Kristín Helga Ríkharðsdóttir, Meriem Bennani, María Guðjohnsen, Bita Razavi, Helena Margrét Jónsdóttir and Inari Sandell.

Free admission – all are welcome.