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Hanna Stansvik, 1987, Sweden

On the left there is sculpture portaying a woman who lays on the ground with her legs leaning on a tree, one arm under her head and the other on her belly, on the right another woman is leaning her left side on a street light pole with her arms crossed.

Photo: Sofie Isaksson

A woman sitting cross legs on a bench with a book on her hand, she is not reading, she is looking in front of herself.

Photo: Sofie Isaksson

A closeup of the face of one of the sculptures.

Photo: Sofie Isaksson

Three ordinary girls in ordinary, private situations await us in Slottsparken. The description is the artist’s own, and the women who take shape as sculptures challenge our preconceptions of what should be shown and take place in public spaces. The women seem relaxed, in comfy house clothes like sweatpants and pyjamas. They do not at all represent advertising’s beauty ideal.

Hanna Stansvik highlights the common and everyday in both our contemporary society and during the time when women were relegated to the home. She creates a sharp contrast to the sculptures that have portrayed women for millennia as beautified and mythical. Here, ordinary women are given space, with piercing stares and poise.

Artwork: Typical girls

Artist: Hanna Stansvik

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Material: Wood, metal, fabric, glue, paint

Location: Örebro Castle Park

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