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Búi Aðalsteinsson / Grallaragerðin

Website
buibjarmar.com
E-mail
buibjarmar@gmail.com
The Plant Becoming Project is an exploration of resonance as a participatory practice. It engages with participants through a series of exercises in order to facilitate care for oneself and for the environment.
The Plant Becoming Project is an exploration of resonance as a participatory practice. It engages with participants through a series of exercises in order to facilitate care for oneself and for the environment.
Breadmold is an experiment in mold making. We use bread instead of the the traditional plaster mold used in slip casting. This new technique was successful and generated some exceptional formations and a very interesting textures.
Breadmold is an experiment in mold making. We use bread instead of the the traditional plaster mold used in slip casting. This new technique was successful and generated some exceptional formations and a very interesting textures.
In the HOME project, emphasis is placed on children's perspectives and experiences of coming to Iceland and applying for international protection. https://www.verkefnidheima.com/english
In the HOME project, emphasis is placed on children's perspectives and experiences of coming to Iceland and applying for international protection. https://www.verkefnidheima.com/english
This project is a result of a collaboration with Litla Hraun prison and Iceland University of the Arts. Aiming to promote job satisfaction, increase working capacity and attract prisoners who hopefully acquire new skills.
This project is a result of a collaboration with Litla Hraun prison and Iceland University of the Arts. Aiming to promote job satisfaction, increase working capacity and attract prisoners who hopefully acquire new skills.
The Ministry of Icelandic Vegetables (2015) is a collaboration for companies, organisations, farmers, designers and students to research vegetable production in Iceland. In order to utilise waste products.
The Ministry of Icelandic Vegetables (2015) is a collaboration for companies, organisations, farmers, designers and students to research vegetable production in Iceland. In order to utilise waste products.