ART - REGINA FORM DESIGN + KUNST

Different areas inspire each other and are allowed to live their own lives. Jury Prize Winner 73rd Northern Norwegian Art Exhibition, Bodø (2019). Best Sculpture, Berlin (2020).

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Who controls the money - the husband or the wife?
10. mars 2026, kl 19.00-20.30

Back to the roots: pickling - juicing - drying - canning - salting - harvesting
... Let's talk about it ...

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EXHIBISTION
5th - 26th november 2022

Two artists who each illuminate a theme in their own way.

Meeting kunstner Ulrike Niederberger: https://ulrikeniederberger.com/

Regina Pedersen – graphic designer, artist, chef. Likes simplicity and often works intuitively, which can lead to an abstract result. The freedom to "play" without limitations where "recipes" are absent inspires her. She lets the components decide for themselves, live their own lives. Materials from nature and digital tools can merge there.
Theme: Reflections on nature's resources, consumption, reuse and sustainability in relation to food are central.
Viewers are invited to be touched and inspired by a vanished time and wonder to what extent it can affect today's everyday life.
Technique: Instinctive examination of values around basic things such as food in relation to preservation and preparation. Visual approach using photography, installation and what arises impulsively during the process.

Yes, we are rich photo on polyprop, 500 x 90 cm

A 5-meter-long collage composed of 42 photographs that Pedersen has taken in the vicinity of Steigen of wild plants and vegetables from her own garden. The outline of the title "JA VI ER RIKE" in white. Wonder is created by partially abstracted motifs in macro shots. Discovering the rich nature we live in as a food resource is desired. A possible step to find oneself again.

Her pride and joy
Photo on polyprop 180 x 90 cm

Pictures of the basement at Regina's home in Germany (center), which show dusty shelves with empty jars. Grandmothers' treasure trove has become a mausoleum. Food. In everyday life for women before: "completely immersive", obtained through their own efforts and knowledge passed down from previous generations. For reflection on self-sufficiency and food quality.

Sesong 74 photo on polyprop 180 x 90 cm

The title “Season 74” says something about the life and work rhythm of that generation. Pedersen has followed Marlies, 82, for a whole week during the home slaughter. Together they divided the meat, trimmed, preserved and made sausages, the old-fashioned way - without preservatives. Regina has documented the workflow, tools and equipment and Marlies with photos. The photographs have been digitally processed to highlight a life's work and a knowledge that is possibly lost with that generation of housewives.
Tekst: Ulrike Niederberger

Hands
photo on canvas, 90 x 90 cm
Composite images of hands and minced meat. The image collage with text creates a clear representation of the different views people have about meat and not least raw meat. The images show Marlie's hands weighing minced meat on an old, analog kitchen scale. A practical example of action-based knowledge that no one is interested in learning.

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Exhibition august 2021

Nordlandsmuseet Batteri Dietl, Steigen in Nordland

Photo Bjørn Anders Nymoen

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Thank you
GERMANY
for this time.
Auf ein Wiedersehen :)

BERLIN, Sep 2020
And the winner is:

HUG ME

FELTING and such...

All 3 photos: Karoline A.O. Pettersen

"HUG ME"
wins jury prize!

The cliché “HUG ME” is no longer a cliché….”HUG ME” has just the right amount of playfulness to capture your attention, but also to convey the profound intensity one expects from a work of art.

When the jury first saw “HUG ME,” we experienced a wide range of emotional reactions, as the work provides a poignant reminder that through the use of a simple but clever concept, the artist can convey a powerful message that resonates with the viewer in a world full of social and political uncertainty. We are therefore delighted to announce “HUG ME” by Regina Pedersen as this year’s winner of the Jury Prize.

Exhibition at ArktiskMat Festival 11th/12th september 2021, Mosjøen, Northland

Every child is different.
Felting and needle felting

HUG ME goes CORONA

“HUG ME” has transformed in 2020
and is now shown cordoned off with tape to ensure no one gets too close!
A new message in the Covid-19 era that resonates with the viewer in a world full of social and political uncertainty.
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“HUG ME” has undergone a transformation in 2020 and is now shown cordoned off with tape to ensure no one gets too close! A new message in the Covid-19 era that resonates with the viewer in a world full of social and political uncertainty.