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Våg is a new intermedial production platform, for artistic research, interdisciplinary collaboration and bold experimentation.
Based in Oslo, with strings to sub-Arctic Norway - it collaborates with researchers and artists across borders.
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-> Project 1: MOVING IMAGE MOVING EARTH (MIME) (in development t.b.a.)

Transdisciplinary arts-based research project exploring deep time and the moving image.

Collaborators:
Dept. of Geosciences, University of Oslo,
CRAPCC - Centre for Research on Artistic Practice under Contemporary Conditions, Aarhus University,
Westerdals Dept. of Film and Media, Kristiania University College.
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-> Project 2: NYKSUND RELOADED (2022-> ongoing )
Artistic research project re-activating a 1980s eco-topia through media art and materials of the archive. Led by Elisabeth Brun & Katja Pratschke, and developed with the NODES Collective. Read more here ->.



Support (2022-24):
    

       
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Founder / Artistic Director:
Elisabeth Brun (PhD) (NO) - filmmaker, visual artist and theorist/researcher.

Core collaborators:
Katja Pratschke / Gusztáv Hámos (DE) - film and media artists, artistic researchers
Maja Bak Herrie (DK) - assistant professor; aesthetics, art history, media theory
Ivar Midtkandal (NO) - professor; geology
Ivar Kjellmo (NO) - associate professor; VR / 3D-design
Nicole Bitsch Pedersen (DK) - sound artist, composer.

Associated / Partners:
Concrete Narrative Society e.V, Zentrum für Kunst und Urbanistik - ZK/U, ROM for kunst og arkitektur, Paredes Mejas / ConstructLab Portugal, Centre for Research on Artistic Practice under Contemporary Conditions CRAPCC - Aarhus University, Nordland Academy for Arts and Sciences, Dept. of Geosciences - University of Oslo, Kultursamarbeidet Vesterålen, Klasse Klima Udk.
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What we need to acknowledge is that perceptual and pictorial shapes are not only translations of thought products, but the very flesh and blood of thinking itself...

..and that an unbroken range of visual interpretation leads from the humble gestures of daily communications to the statements of great art
                                                        Rudolf Arnheim