Linnéa Sjöberg (SE)
Linnéa Sjöberg’s projects can be described as performative research, embodying the subject of her interest to the point where no distinction can be made between her work and her persona. The remnants of her actions are documented through text, printed matter, sculpture and textile works. Sjöberg’s current practice is focused on weaving and textile work, informed by her own family history and personal life.
Linnéa Sjöberg (b. 1983) lives and works between Stockholm, Sweden and Berlin, Germany. Sjöberg holds an MA from the Royal Institute of Art in Stockholm and her work is represented in important institutional collections including: Moderna Museet Stockholm and Magasin III, among others.
Pattern of Thoughts EEET (detail)
Used garments, cotton, plastic, fur, metal, wool
2019
Courtesy of the artist and Gallery Steinsland Berliner. Photo by Alexandra de Cossette
Pattern of Thoughts EEET (detail)
Used garments, cotton, plastic, fur, metal, wool
2019
Courtesy of the artist and Gallery Steinsland Berliner
Panik
Installation View
2022
Courtesy of the artist and Gallery Steinsland Berliner. Photo by Knotan
Tracing of Sand Grains
Used garments, cotton, plastic, fur, video tape
2019
Courtesy of the artist and Gallery Steinsland Berliner. Photo by Knotan
Action
Used garments, cotton, polyester, acrylic, wool, plastic, applique
2016/2022
Courtesy of the artist and Gallery Steinsland Berliner. Photo by Hendrik Zeitler
Falling Gestures
Installation View
2020
Courtesy of the artist and Gallery Steinsland Berliner. Photo by Jean Baptiste Beranger
