The art exhibition (Kal)eidoscope

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(KAL)EIDOSCOPE
Open from August 8th - August 22nd
Finissage August 22nd from 18- 22pm
with performances by Ida Blomdahl and Ylva Larsson.

In the group exhibition (Kal)eidoscope, or simply Eidoscope, 41 artists show their work across several rooms at KODE's Lysverket exhibition space.
Each artwork is shaped by the artist's own process, specific craft, and ideas. Some works reflect the personal or introspective, while others deal with political themes, identity, or conceptual approaches. The pieces appear in many forms, including painting, installation and performance.
The artworks may reflect the intentions of the artist, but we wish to invite your new readings. They become mirrors or gateways for other perceptions, slightly altered by the viewer's own internal processes and point of view.
The word kaleidoscope comes from the Greek kalos (beautiful), eidos (form), and skopein (to look or examine). In this exhibition, we circle in on the theme of eidoscope- the focus being not on that of beauty- but the examination and interpretation of shifting shapes.
The eidoscope investigates modes of form and perception, pointing to how the artworks take shape and meaning through the act of looking. The works themselves may be fixed, clearly crafted, and intentional, but we invite you to notice how your perception changes them. They are not always stable or clearly defined, but open, uncertain, and fleeting.
The exhibition space itself becomes a kind of kaleidoscope, a moving constellation of mirrors that shifts with every step and change in perspective. We invite you, the visitor, to experience our exhibition through your own, distinct gaze.