Tilda Lundbohm
tilda.lundbohm@gmail.com
Memory Machines is an installation of works based on the memories of Tilda Lundbohm. Arranged on aluminium tables, the sculptures move in slow, choreographed gestures that combine clinical precision with emotional depth. Rooted in personal experiences in child psychiatric institutions and residential treatment centers, the installation immerses the viewer in a labyrinth of fleeting memories. The works are accompanied by unsentimental, poetic texts – one text for each sculpture.



Together, the series Memory Machines the works operate in quiet, rhythmic gestures, carrying a legacy of uneasy beauty —taxidermied memories. Through electricity and movement, Lundbohm invites viewers into a poetic meditation on the mechanics of memory.

bio: Tilda Lundbohm (b. 1994) works primarily with sculpture and installation. Through a combination of different materials and techniques, Lundbohm raises questions about human existence, where human needs, urges and thoughts about life and death are in focus. She often works from her own history of psychiatry, illness, trauma, violence and death. Her art is characterized by clear narratives and rich symbolic ideas, highlighting the most vulnerable aspects of humanity. Creating works that both fascinate and move, she addresses themes of vulnerability, loneliness, and the exposure of the body and mind to external and internal forces. She also explores the complex emotions surrounding the beginning and end of life, and the moral and existential questions that arise in this spectrum. Lundbohm’s work often acts as a kind of mirror for the viewer, confronting us with our own fears, longings and existential questions, while drawing us into her whimsical and often poetic world.