In the Jøssingfjord is the sculpture “Bivac”
Bivac is a wooden sculpture carved by the Slovakian artists Štefan Papčo. The mountain slope of the Jøssingfjord situated in west Norway, is it’s base.
a clic on the picture and you can see “Bivac”, the sculpture “live” !
The art work is not placed between the protected walls of the museum and thow the sculpture is precisely carved- you could nearly think it is alive, it is placed out of reach unless you are an alpinist. But still, we, “normal people “can see Bivac, beaten by the westvinds, and changing with time and weather, on our computer, world wide.
Bivac is one of five works shown at Štefan Papčo’s personal show in Bratislava in october. Štefan Papčo will be participating with this work and show Bivac on a large screen in Paris in november at the artfair “La jeune création”.
In the Lysefjord, Flørli, is the installation “Tatraversion” also by Štefan Papčo.
The artist built Tatraversion during his stay in Flørli this last summer. You might want to see the work and the awsome site, Flørli, an industrial site established in 1918 for Hydrolic powerplant reason, in the middle of the wilderness, no road but a daily hydrofoil. For more information about renting a flat to stay overnight, see the installation Tatraversion and see Flørli, please call 0047 95236847. Highly recomanded !
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