Mackmyra Brukspark, (2018).
Rosenbönor i vävstolar under böneflaggor.
Villa Fraxinus, Hyndtjärn, (2015).
IKAROS - The return and The Devas.
Group exhibition with Karin Hesse, Brigitta Nenzén, Brita Carlens, Peter Svedberg, Jörgen Nilsson, Marie Holmgren and Vassil Simittchiev.
Gävle, (2009-2015).
Art and integration, healing private and public minds and spaces.
The Lockup cultural centre, Newcastle, Australia, (2012).
Healing fear in a former jail.
Art, gender, integration and GIS-technology project. Workshops with art students, artists, under graduate students and migrants.
Site specific sculptures downtown Gävle, where crime has taken place. To heal public spaces.
Book project, about gender coded places and context,
Editors Dr. Carina Listerborn, Dr. Tora Friberg, University of Linköping and Lund.
The Axis of Good, Labyrinth I – VII, (1996-2026).
THE AXES OF GOOD,Healing public spaces from trauma
and make peace on earth in our time.
LABYRINTH VII, (2026)
LABYRINTH VI, Högbo, Sandviken, (2010)
LABYRINTH V, Mid Summers Eve, Bångs, (2007)
15 land-art sculpture exhibition at a lake near an old Village. In collaboration with a carpenter, journalist and a dancing priest.
LABYRINTH IV,Peckerwood garden, Hempstead, Texas, (2005)
In a garden with rare, native plants and folk art from Mexico. In collaboration with architecture students from Viz Lab, A&M University of Texas. A ten day workshop and a speech about Tjernobyl and The Tale of the Labyrinth.
LABYRINTH III, Axmar park, (2003)
An old pilgrim trail Sweden-Norway.
In collaboration with a French horn player from Norway and a terrestrial laser: we scanned a cow, a fisherman, a snow angel and made a video, showed at Axmar International Digital Exhibition (AIDE).
In coop with artists from Ukraine, Finland, Iceland and a seminar, workshop with local companies, organisations and CML- Creative Media Lab /University of Gävle.
LABYRINTH II, Rörberg airport, (2002)
In cooperation with engineers and a terrestrial laser scanner, we turned the stone labyrinth into a digital cloud and transphered it into huge digital prints.
LABYRINTH I,(1996) at Limön, an island in the bay of Gävle. Ten years after the Tjernobyl accident where the bay was one of the most polluted areas in Sweden.
Curator Sue Gollifer, University of Brighton, UK.
Holy Cow: The Labyrinth, The Woman & The Goddess, about healing public spaces.
at Association of American Geographers (AAG), Philadelphia, USA, (2004).
Healing public spaces.
About civil movement for love, peace and understanding.
About war, revenge and forgiveness, Civil curage and Reclaim Peace.
About the nuclear power plant accident that polluted my home town.