Rúna Egilsdóttir
17 May - 07 Sep 2014
RÚNA EGILSDÓTTIR
hljóð
17 May - 7 September 2014 | LABO
The exhibition title HLYSNAN ("to listen" in old English) was an inspiration for the graphic designer originating from Iceland, Rúna Egilsdóttir, for a mural work of art relating to the theme of listening. The title of her work, the Icelandic word hljóð, evokes sound and/or silence, depending on its usage. A floating, minimalistic universe appears from her picture, with light, undulating lines.
hljóð, an exhibition by Rúna Egilsdóttir at the LABO, the area dedicated to younger audiences.
LABO
The LABO is the meeting area for young people in the Casino Luxembourg. Here, you can sit down, relax, look at books, surf or get (un)connected. The LABO is frequented by young people and children: they find books here, riddles, fun activities and many other things which relate to current exhibitions. The LABO also serves as a workshop for schools and for regular Casino activities.
Since 2013, the Casino has called upon Luxembourgish artists and creators to conceive the design of the LABO in relation to the exhibition. While remaining faithful to their own graphical and artistic principles, they interpret the exhibition in their particular way, offering another point of view or a different outlook on the exhibition, through their own intervention.
hljóð
17 May - 7 September 2014 | LABO
The exhibition title HLYSNAN ("to listen" in old English) was an inspiration for the graphic designer originating from Iceland, Rúna Egilsdóttir, for a mural work of art relating to the theme of listening. The title of her work, the Icelandic word hljóð, evokes sound and/or silence, depending on its usage. A floating, minimalistic universe appears from her picture, with light, undulating lines.
hljóð, an exhibition by Rúna Egilsdóttir at the LABO, the area dedicated to younger audiences.
LABO
The LABO is the meeting area for young people in the Casino Luxembourg. Here, you can sit down, relax, look at books, surf or get (un)connected. The LABO is frequented by young people and children: they find books here, riddles, fun activities and many other things which relate to current exhibitions. The LABO also serves as a workshop for schools and for regular Casino activities.
Since 2013, the Casino has called upon Luxembourgish artists and creators to conceive the design of the LABO in relation to the exhibition. While remaining faithful to their own graphical and artistic principles, they interpret the exhibition in their particular way, offering another point of view or a different outlook on the exhibition, through their own intervention.