Since her MFA in 1988 at Konstfack, Ann Rosén has worked professionally as an artist. Early in her career, she became interested in using sound as material, and since the 1990s her artistic focus has been on sound art and music.
Ann Rosén’s works have been exhibited or performed at venues ranging from the Royal Swedish Opera to clubs in Berlin. Rosén’s oeuvre includes social sculptures, choreographic works, spatial representations, sound art, choral works, sound installations, video, sculpted silence, performance, and art music. In her artistic process, she explores interpersonal relationships and our relationships with the world around us. Her art can easiest be described as the consequence of an action.

In her ongoing project “Drawing Session” Ann Rosén has created a series of works where pencil drawings are the instrument itself. The lines turn into sound when drawn live. In her “Candela”, tea lights are used to create the music.
Ann Rosén’s latest works are the graphic and video scores; “Between” composed for the ensemble Kwartludium (PL), “Recycling the Work Process” and “Livstycke” composed for electronics and instruments by choice. Performed by Sofia Jernberg, Anna Lindal violin, Linn Persson saxophone and Lise-Lotte Norelius electronics.
She currently runs the international ensemble The Barrier Orchestra. Previously, she had the trio Syntjuntan, who played on sewn textile synthesizers.

Beside her own artistic work, she runs the scene Schhh Vardagsrummet in the Swedish countryside together with Sten-Olof Hellström, as well as the record company Schhh Records, publishing company Schhh Publishing and the Schhh Artist Residency.

 

Links:
https://annrosen.se/
https://schhh.se/

 

Note: All guests must be 20 years or older and have a valid ID

Ann Rosén shares the venue and night with Ryoko Akama. Two concerts in one place, for one ticket!