Inside the exhibition HOUR OF THE WOLF – Ingvar Cronhammar, Lars Greve has created a sound work embedded in a circular wall. He has transformed the wall into a speaker that can be activated to play music at selected times.

Responding to the exhibition’s title, HOUR OF THE WOLF, Greve decided that the work will be activated every full moon throughout the exhibition period. When you are inside the room, you can feel the wall shaking as vibrations in your body, hearing how the sound is shaped by the wall.

Called Sometimes, the sound piece constitutes a scenographic and aural sounding board for the experience of Ingvar Cronhammar’s sculptures. Together, the sound and the sculptures form a totality of sensory experience, a world that you can feel, see and hear.

At each full moon, a concert is performed in the exhibition space, making up a total of ten separate events. When Lars Greve takes over the space, the acoustic sound of the clarinet...

Inside the exhibition HOUR OF THE WOLF – Ingvar Cronhammar, Lars Greve has created a sound work embedded in a circular wall. He has transformed the wall into a speaker that can be activated to play music at selected times.

Responding to the exhibition’s title, HOUR OF THE WOLF, Greve decided that the work will be activated every full moon throughout the exhibition period. When you are inside the room, you can feel the wall shaking as vibrations in your body, hearing how the sound is shaped by the wall.

Called Sometimes, the sound piece constitutes a scenographic and aural sounding board for the experience of Ingvar Cronhammar’s sculptures. Together, the sound and the sculptures form a totality of sensory experience, a world that you can feel, see and hear.

At each full moon, a concert is performed in the exhibition space, making up a total of ten separate events. When Lars Greve takes over the space, the acoustic sound of the clarinets is amplified through the walls, reactivating the exhibition’s aural universe. Presenting a new concert every month, the series gives you the opportunity to experience a range of new and exciting live performances in the exhibition.

Lars Greve’s first solo concert on 8 November 2022 was part of the Moorjazz Festival in Herning, and the concert on 5 February 2023 is part of the Winterjazz Festival.

Ingvar Cronhammar described Greve’s music as an echo of some unknown memory, and we hope that the concert will also give you, as visitor, a sense of recognising something you may not be able to fully grasp. This aspect of something familiar, yet incomprehensible, binds Cronhammar’s and Greve’s works together....

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