Untold Garden

Oh! Blessed rage for order,  The maker’s rage to order words of the sea,    Words of the fragrant portals, dimly-starred,    And of ourselves and of our origins, In ghostlier demarcations, keener sounds Wallace Stevens, The Idea of Order at Key West This Monday, November 10th, we open our latest

Date: March 20 Time: 18.00–19.00  Place: Humans since 1982, Slakthusgatan 9, Slakthusområdet Closest subway: Globen, exit towards Slakthusområdet Language: The talk will be in Swedish OSA: osa.stockholmkonst@stockholm.se (registration appreciated but not required) On Thursday, Stockholm Konst is arranging an artist talk about Streetlight Harvesters,

Invitation to the opening of Streetlight Harvesters / Nattljusskördarna A new artwork by Lundahl Seitl + Untold Garden  Monday 3rd of March, 2025 Fållan, Slakthusområdet On the third of March, we are opening Streetlight Harvesters, our latest collaboration with the artist duo Lundahl & Seitl. The work reflects on the vast glowing

On Thursday, we will unveil the first-ever physical artwork by Untold Garden. It will be on display at the British Art Fair, Saatchi Gallery, from the 26th to the 29th of September. The work, titled "Reach", combines hand clay sculpting, traditional bronze casting, electronics and spatial computing, traditional

From March 13 to 24, The Embodied Archive of Garden of Ghost Flowers will be exhibited at CPH:DOX, Denmark's largest documentary film festival. This archive was built over numerous sessions together with hundreds of active participants, who used their voices and movements to collaboratively create virtual life.

Interspatial Echoes (Swedish title: Det långa sorlet) is exhibited at Folk och Kultur from February 7 to 10 in Eskilstuna as part of NBV's exhibit Schabraket. Read more here, and find us at booth 4 on Utställartorget. Big thanks to NBV for inviting us! A Social Network at

From next Wednesday (the 4th) to the 21st of October, we are showing Fleeting Figures, an augmented reality exhibition at the BFI London Film Festival. The exhibition will transform a section of the South Bank into a canvas for virtual art, exploring how immersive art paves the way for novel

September marks the final month of Vävda rum (Woven Places), the countrywide augmented reality exhibition we created with 136 arts organisations all over Sweden. Ten artworks have been placed in over sixteen hundred locations, from forests to public squares to barren parking lots, a virtual layer weaving together these disparate