Kungälv

Thomas Schoffelen

Tim Marschang

Fredric Sanabria

Felicia Gabaldon

<div>For Artscape 2019.<br>The moon is always a prominent entity in ancient folklore. This piece is inspired by the story of a couple who decides to paint the moon black. They got stranded and as far as we know are still painting. That’s why the moon has black spots.</div>

The Black Moon

Ola Volo

<div>For Artscape 2019.<br>The cautionary tales of the evil water spirit Näcken trying to lure people into streams are a classic part of Swedish folklore. Sometimes Näcken appears as a white horse and invites children to ride on his back.</div>

Näcken

Sagie

<div>For Artscape Saga 2019.<br>The folktale is about Vasilisa who has a cruel stepmother and a magic wooden doll given to her by her mother on her deathbed. The magic doll helps her to perform tasks imposed on her. One day she is sent to fetch light from Baba Yaga's hut and on her way she came to a house that stood on chicken legs. Tale ends well and Vasilisa gets married to the Tsar.</div>

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