Remus Anna Bo Wilson

Open the Room is an installation in which seven blue-painted bars, resting in a meeting supporting each other become a whole. The posts form an inner enclosed room which is simultaneously permeated by a larger outer room. The installation relates, according to the artist, to the restoration of the vital flows and ecosystems of nature. Open the room At the same time, I hope to leave the trapped and isolated.

Tipin as form and thought has accompanied the artist in his practice for many years. It has become a method for him to take on different geographical and cultural places. A way of meeting in a common open space that does not have a definite function or purpose.

The exhibition also features a video work by artist Galo Gonzalez. The video work is a portrait of Wilson in which we follow his inner journey, his observations of the changes of nature through the seasons and his relationship with time and the elements.

Remus Anna Bo Wilson (b. 1940 in Stockholm) grew up in the artist home Bovilgården in Torsby, Värmland. Since 1981 he has lived and worked in Växjö. Wilson was educated at the Swedish Craft Association now called the School of Design and Craft (HDK) at Gothenburg 1959-64. He has exhibited at Växjö Art Hall and Vetlanda Museum, among others, and has made a number of public works in southern Sweden. Wilson has also exhibited internationally as part of the collective RÅJS voice.

Thanks to: Värnamo Municipality, Region Jönköping County and Region Kronoberg
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^{Photo: John Nelander}