Kristina Schultz och Johan Lindberg
Skuggbåge

The great importance of trees for urban environments was the basis for Kristina Schultz and Johan Lindberg's example and was formed into an art work, a seat, for the new Nobel Park at Brunnshög on the outskirts of Lund. At the inauguration on 17 September 2021, the cultural history of the grove was discussed, the use of trees for both shade and meeting place in parks today and that through research we gain an increasing understanding of trees and participation. Participated in the sharing knowledges and ideas did: Nina Lindegaard who is a landscape architect, Allan Gunnarsson who is a university lecturer at SLU Alnarp and who has researched in garden, park and cultural landscape history and Ylva van Meeningen who has researched what trees communicate, with each other and with us humans, through volatile topics.

Tom Pihl

Landmärken, farleder & smultronställen

Tom Pihl set out with the film camera and explored the cultural heritage of the suburbs on the countryside and met inhabitants of today in the small villages along the Kävlinge River. September 18, 2021
at Kalk GALLERY in Hammarlunda, the sharing of experiences continued togeether with the audience during the premiere of the short film Landmärken,
Farleder & Strawberry places. "An artistic consideration of the Designed living environment between Gårdstånga and Hammarlunda. In
the main roles: The railway, The river, The country road and Man. Past tense, Present, Future. "

Anna Berg och Maj Persson

Mångfaldens mönster 

The willow was used as an example to create conversations about how rich, but for most people quite unknown, the plant and animal life is in our immediate environment. In the activity, the public was invited to create the artwork "The pattern of diversity" at the field station Stensofa's wall during conversations with the designers and biologists Anna Berg and Maj Persson. The mural remains and perhaps the number of life forms in the willow branches will continue to grow in number at other times.
The activity was held at the Department of Biology at Lund University's research station Stensoffa on 12 September 2021. Participated in conversations about the connections in nature: Professor Jan-Åke Nilsson, Professor Staffan Bensch, doctoral student Johan K. Jensen, Dr. Patrik Karell and Dr. Rachel Muheim.