Trond Hugo Haugen

TROND HUGO HAUGEN
Contact: info (at) trondhugo.no

SELECTED WORKS 2019 EYES / 2019 STICKS / 2019 CAPS /
2018-2016 / 2015-2012 / 2011-2007 / 2006-1998

THE CONVERSATION TRILOGY (PUBLIC ART)
I: STAVANGER2018 / KA DÅ ITTEPÅ (2005-2011, BOOK 2015)
II: A PORTRAIT OF A NATION (2012-2014)
III: THE TENTHAUS PROJECT (2020-2022)

COMMISSION: THE TIME EVERYTHING TAKES (2014)

VIDEO / BOOKS / ABOUT

Øvelse (animasjon) / Exercise (animation), 2017

Øvelse (animasjon) / Exercise (animation), 2017
Animation, 15:13 min, charcoal on paper.
Exhibition view form the exhibition UTTAK (Selection) at Tegnerforbundet in Oslo FEB 2017.

Et riksportrett (etter Eidsvold 1814) / A Portrait of a Nation (after Eidsvold 1814), 2014

Et riksportrett (etter Eidsvold 1814) / A Portrait of a Nation (after Eidsvold 1814), 2014
Color photography, 300x213 cm
Et riksportrett (etter Eidsvold 1814) / A Portrait of a Nation (after Eidsvold 1814) is a color photograph based on the iconic painting Eidsvold 1814 (1885) by Oscar Wergeland. The painting shows the 112 representatives in the Constituent Assembly who established and adopted the Norwegian Constitution 200 years ago. Coinciding with the bicentennial anniversary of the constitution, artist Trond Hugo Haugen has created a photograph with a statistically correct representation of contemporary Norway. The Norwegian population has been scaled down to 112 people to match the number of representatives present in 1814. The photograph represents Norway in 2014 to cover gender, age, ethnicity, occupation, belief, sexual orientation and so on. Essay by Leif Magne Tangen
Photo: André Severin Johansen
www.riksportrett.no

In Memory Of, 2009

In Memory Of, 2009
Film/Installation, 20 min. with sound.
Sound: Stavanger Symphony Orchestra / Engineer: Per Ravnaas
On view in the exhibition Truth and Dare at The Aarhus Art Building, Århus, Denmark, MAR 2009

This May Take Several Minutes, 2006

This May Take Several Minutes, 2006
Installation, size variable, Stop Motion Animation on 5 monitors, MDF boards.
On view in the exhibition This May Take Several Minutes at Gallery Pictura, Lund, Sweden NOV 2006.