Ami Norda, Ida-Lovisa Rudolfsson, Christina Skårud

In the exhibition Conversations with G the artists have Ami Norda, Ida-Lovisa Rudolfsson and Christina Skårud have brought their artistic practices together. The exhibition is based on many years of correspondence and conversations about a secret friend - Aunt G. Through play and stories, they try to see her, but also create a dialogue with other important women from history.
 

Aunt G moves freely through time and space, her circle is large and varied, and of course she was familiar with Hilda Munthe, Karin Larsson, Emma Zorn and Ottilia Adelborg. That is why Conversations with G is done in places that already bear traces of some interesting person, like Hildasholm.

The three artists have created works that capture this presence in different ways - in painting, collage, textiles and installation.

The exhibition is on display in the big house at Hildasholm in summer 2025.

Bildkollage för utställningen "konversationer med g"

About the artists

Ami Norda has studied film at LCP in London and at the University of Photography and Film in Gothenburg and is active on Orust. She has received grants from the Swedish Arts Grants Committee and the Västra Götaland Cultural Grant 2024. Her background in film is clearly present in her work, but today she works mostly with painting. In the composition of the pictures, she likes to create an imbalance that testifies to something that has happened or will happen.

Ida-Lovisa Rudolfsson is a textile artist, educated at HDK in Gothenburg and active on Orust. In her textile image building, the narrative is central, she has received several major grants, such as the Stena Foundation's cultural scholarship and the Swedish Arts Grants Committee's 5+5 year working grant and her works are represented at the Gothenburg Museum of Art and the National Museum, among others. 

Christina Skårud is a graduate of Valand Academy of Fine Arts and is based in Gothenburg. She has b.la has received grants from the Swedish Arts Grants Committee and Stena A Olsson. Her works are represented in several municipalities and in some of the country's art museums. Her art - painting, collage and installation - moves between figuration and abstraction and the motifs often have surrealistic undertones.