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Karon Nilzén

Karon Nilzén: "The Eye of the Mole and the Perpetual Motion"
Karon Nilzén: "The Eye of the Mole and the Perpetual Motion"

Varmt välkomna till Karon Nilzéns examensutställning på Galleri Mejan, Kungl. Konsthögskolans studentgalleri.

Öppettider:
Mån–fre 12.00–18.00
Lör–sön 12.00–17.00
Fredag 26 november 17.00–21.00

Utställningen står mellan den 26 november–5 december

Karon Nilzén:
”The Eye of the Mole and the Perpetual Motion”

The mole is born with tiny eyes, in some cases covered
with a thin layer of skin. The eye is barely functional,
incapable to see movements but can perceive lights
to a certain extent. Because the mole lives most of its life
underground in total darkness the use of a well functional eye
is barely existing. Even so, every newborn mole gets
a pair of eyes, almost blind between birth and death.
So why are those eyes?
What do they see when the mole dreams at night?
A vestigial structure from a time above ground?
Or do they see something else?
A perpetual motion without beginning or end?