David Molander
David Molander, "Through Bridges - Stockholm, Centralbron 2011"
Signed David Molander. Edition 4/5. Format 16:9 HD digital file, 7:5 min.
Provenance
Cecilia Hillström Gallery, Stockholm.
Exhibitions
Hasselblad Center, Gothenburg, 2013.
Julie Saul Projects, New York 2015.
Location One, New York, 2015.
Storefront for Art and Architecture, New York, 2015.
Svenska ambassaden, Washington DC, 2017.
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The work is included in the collection of Göteborgs konstmuseum.
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David Molander works with digital photo and film collages and animation. He collects documentary material of urban environments, consisting of hundreds of photos and film clips that he dissects and reconstructs into large still or moving images, somewhere between documentation and fiction. Molander cuts open interiors, samples streetlights, stitches together pavements and gathers parts of the city that although closely linked, seldom meet. In recent projects, Molander's interest in the history of visual depictions has influenced his digital collages where historical images are intertwined with photographs, creating a sense of the space and layers of time. His elaborate collages put emphasis on new relationships between visual traces of architecture, history, social environment and memory.
David Molander (b. 1983) graduated from the School of Photography at Gothenburg University in 2010. In addition, he has studied film and photography at Harvard University. Over the past years, Molander has received several awards and scholarships: the Loeb Fellowship at Harvard Graduate School of Design (2016), the Beckers Artist Grant (2014), Hasselblad Foundation's Victor Fellowship and the Location One Residency (2011) and Vinunic Art Prize (2011). In addition, his work has been shown at Gothenburg Art Museum, Gothenburg City Museum, Kulturhuset, Färgfabriken, Fotografiska, Arkitekturmuseum/Museum of Architecture and Design, Hasselblad Center, Stockholm City Museum, Harvard Graduate School of Design, Boston, Storefront for Art and Architecture and Julie Saul Gallery, New York, and Musée de l'Elysée, Lausanne. David Molander is represented in the collections of Moderna Museet, Beckers Art Collection, Gothenburg Art Museum, Hasselblad Foundation, Stockholm Art Council, Åmell's Collection and in private collections in Sweden, United Kingdom, Switzerland and USA.
Public commissions include an installation at Life City, Hagastaden, Stockholm, commissioned by Atrium Ljungberg (to be inaugurated in 2022), the Tierp Rescue Station / Region Uppsala (2019), and Huddinge Sjukhus / Region Stockholm (2015).
Text from Cecilia Hillström Gallery. https://chgallery.se/artists/42-david-molander/
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