SHOW: All Films Exhibitions Public art
2024, ca 30 min
in collaboration with Zayne Armstrong
Read more on Ellinor Aurora Aasgaard & Zayne Armstrong’s website
2024, ca 30 min
in collaboration with Zayne Armstrong
Read more on Ellinor Aurora Aasgaard & Zayne Armstrong’s website
2022, 70 min
in collaboration with Zayne Armstrong
Read more on Ellinor Aurora Aasgaard & Zayne Armstrong’s website
2020, 10 min
animation by Mario Campos Castellano / Gomi.to
music by Ellinor Aurora Aasgaard, Caroline McCarthy, Stix Omar
voice acting by Rb E Moran, Andreas Brenner, Donedeal2, Glatttamama, Dolly_donut
-Phoebe Emerson (excerpt from the catalogue of the exhibition It's Just a Phase, curated by Rhea Dall and Elmgreen & Dragset)
2019, 12 min
in collaboration with Bror Sander Berg Størseth,
as Aurora Sander
animation by Mario Campos Castellano / Gomi.to
voice acting by Andy Moss
2018, 9 min
in collaboration with Claude Eigan, Alizée Lenox & Elizabeth Ravn
2017, 5 min
in collaboration with Bror Sander Berg Størseth, Josep Maynou, Jessica Lauren Elizabeth Taylor
animation by Mario Campos Castellano / Gomi.to
music by 333 Boyz (Sam Lubicz & Liam Morrison)
In this episode, Saskia’s blind date ends in disaster, two rogue hound dogs turn the house upside down, a pair of boobs get antsy and an overflowing toilet reminds everyone what friendship truly means.
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2024-
Granåsen Ski Centre,
Trondheim (NO)
in collaboration with Zayne Armstrong
We are interested in a public sculpture in the tradition of monuments, as something that points to a history that should not be forgotten, as a gesture to a future where things are different. In the spirit of Stonehenge as a site of communion with the heavens and the earth, we borrow this version of thinking about the monument: to erect a gateway that invites us to connect our memories to the present, and to bring these memories with us into the future. We want our sculpture to be a homage to the resources that have been sacrificed for the sake of the community, while also not overlooking the inestimable value of technology as a contemporary form of togetherness.
The jury’s statement: The sculpture's large dimensions make it an eye-catcher for visitors on their way into the park via central entrance routes, inviting them to stay and wonder in the green areas, adding identity to the place as a meeting place. The proposal manages to illuminate the relationship between humans and technology and nature through elements of nostalgia, irony and surprise. This adds a seriousness and playfulness to a facility consisting of tight infrastructure in the face of forest and field.