Photo tour with Simen Johaniga: "Until the Kingdom Comes"

Fotografiska will open a new exhibition, "Until the Kingdom Comes," by Simen Johan on March 15th. On Saturday, March 16th, there will be an extraordinary opportunity to take a guided tour through the exhibition hall and delve into the wonderful world of images together with the artist himself.

For anyone interested, there's possibility to request an artist's signature to Simen's books.

About the Artist:

Simen Johan is a photographer, filmmaker, and sculptor primarily working in contemporary photography. He gained recognition in the early 90s as one of the first photographers to experiment with digital manipulation alongside traditional photography techniques. His work spans various genres, from portraiture to landscapes, and he operates intuitively, aiming to raise existential questions in his art.

The exhibited works include elements of nature captured in diverse locations around the world, such as zoos, wild natural settings, lava fields, and deserts. The images blend natural wilderness with artificial elements.

Simen Johan is not a classical nature photographer but rather a conceptual artist who incorporates elements of nature—such as flora, fauna, and landscapes—into cohesive compositions using digital manipulation. His intention is to reveal to the viewer the layers, contradictions, and meanings within his work, rather than presenting a singular, concrete image.

* Please refrain from bringing dogs on the photo tour.
* A special tour ticket grants access to other Fotografiska exhibitions.
* Full ticket: €25 / With a Friend Card: €8 / Friend Card Companion: €20
* The tour will be conducted in English.