Sun Mirror on Klungholmen

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Jørpeland, Norway

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Artist· Sculpture· Cultural landmark· Tourist attraction

Sun Mirror on Klungholmen Reviews | Rating 4.1 out of 5 stars (7 reviews)

Sun Mirror on Klungholmen is located in Jørpeland, Norway on Klungholmen. Sun Mirror on Klungholmen is rated 4.1 out of 5 in the category artist in Norway.

Address

Klungholmen

Phone

+47 91175087

Accessibility

Wheelchair-accessible entrance

Open hours

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Yasir Akdeniz

Interesting place.

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Kristína Kvapilová

Really nice Island for a short walk with wooden carved statues

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Helge Alsvik

Make room for a visit to this very nice sculpture

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Håkon Landa

Art & Close to nature experience

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Bea Meow

Beautifully located island park with sculptures, picknic and bbq sites with added bonus of sun mirror (not accessible as on another small adjacent island)

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Alethea Maguire-Cruz

“Once in a while a valiant artist sinks his teeth into the ancient history of artmaking, confounding the expected principles of geometry and spins the easel, eave, earth… on its axis. Stian Heimlund Skjæveland is one of these artists. His built paintings and weathered monoliths are a tactile rearrangement of materials derived from nature, native to traditional landscape painting and sculptural land art. The armored, impasto skin of his tactile canvases illogically breathe with luminous atmosphere, while his ambitious ‘Solspeilet’ (Sun Mirror/The Norweigian Stonehenge), erects a twelve 3m standing stone circle with an 8m polished steel central pyramid (a diameter of 8m, 14m above water level), that dissolves into thin air (reflecting sea, sky and land). Stian swaps enduring elements such as metallic lustre for oscillating aether. In each case he is bending mass and energy. Light is perhaps the key principle in his work. It is a trickster, much like the Great Plains Native American Lakota’s sacred ‘Heyokha,’ functioning as a lighting bolt... a playful Thunder Being (i.e. Thor/Loki), a celebration of life, thus good medicine for dark times.” - Alethea Maguire-Cruz / Fellow Artist

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Thor E Tveit

A great monument to visit! Don't miss it!