2019
Series of prints and laser cut mirrors exhibited at Treviso Comic Book Festival
"In ‘Wet’ Sara Andreasson explores the subversive possibilities of fan fiction and presents for the first time a series of tongue-in-cheek fantasies with desire at its centre. Narratives are reinvented and real-life elements are intermixed with borrowed tropes to create something of its own. Ghosts meet robots meet celebrity crushes and otherwise impossible relationships are conceived.
Despite the seemingly confessional and introspective nature of the subject matter, Andreasson is reaching out to the viewer through more or less widely known cultural (pop- or otherwise) references, which are presented with both humour and layers of erotic curiosity."
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Series of prints and laser cut mirrors exhibited at Treviso Comic Book Festival
"In ‘Wet’ Sara Andreasson explores the subversive possibilities of fan fiction and presents for the first time a series of tongue-in-cheek fantasies with desire at its centre. Narratives are reinvented and real-life elements are intermixed with borrowed tropes to create something of its own. Ghosts meet robots meet celebrity crushes and otherwise impossible relationships are conceived.
Despite the seemingly confessional and introspective nature of the subject matter, Andreasson is reaching out to the viewer through more or less widely known cultural (pop- or otherwise) references, which are presented with both humour and layers of erotic curiosity."
