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A Spoonful Of by Sarah Hurtigkarl

Exhibition  /  19 Nov 2026  -  10 Dec 2026
Published: 09.11.2026
Object: Spoon sprout # 1-8 by Sara Hurtigkarl.Silver 925. 2026.Photo by: Sara DanielssonUnique piece Sara Hurtigkarl
Object: Spoon sprout # 1-8, 2026
Silver 925
Photo by: Sara Danielsson
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Intro
Sarah Hurtigkarl's solo exhibition unfolds as an imaginary dreamscape where nature and the familiar language of cutlery merge. Rooted in an exploration of existence and non-existence, her works inhabit an in-between space, suspended in moments when something comes into being, disappears, or transforms.

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Sarah Hurtigkarl
They move between familiarity and unfamiliarity, the real and the imagined. Through seductive materials, Hurtigkarl shifts what we recognise, inviting a more instinctive and embodied way of seeing. The familiar becomes strange, while the strange can feel unexpectedly close. Within this space, daydreaming becomes a form of passage, inviting the viewer to drift away from the tangible world and into more speculative and poetic spaces.

Sarah Hurtigkarl is a Stockholm-based artist and maker whose practice moves between tableware and sculpture. Working primarily in metal, she explores the relationship between the natural and the artificial, creating objects that combine refined materiality with a tactile, handmade quality. Hurtigkarl is fascinated by the mysterious presence of objects and by the possibility that they might possess a life of their own. Her works seek to give form to this sensation, creating objects that appear to be in a state of transformation, growing and evolving beyond their physical boundaries. Drawing on the processes of nature, she translates organic principles into objects that appear at once familiar and otherworldly. Her objects exist in a space between the everyday and the imagined, where the works seem to take on a life of their own. They invite curiosity and a sense of connection, encouraging the viewer to look closely and engage with their presence.


Opening: November 19, 17:00 - 19:00 h.
Gallery opening hours: Tu-Fr 11.00 - 18.00, Sa 11.00 - 15.00 h.