Name: Efterlandskap / Jälkimaisema - Salome Kappelin - August 15 - 30, 2025
Start: 2025-08-15T16:00:00+02:00
End: 2025-08-15T19:00:00+02:00
Location: Älvkarleövägen 6, 11543 Stockholm, Sweden

$Efterlandskap \/ J\u00e4lkimaisema - Salome Kappelin - August 15 - 30, 2025$

For three months, Salome Kappelin has been our Stockholm Summer Resident, working from Extension Art Space and shaping new ideas into art.
Now, as her residency comes to an end, we open the doors to share the work created here this summer.
Opening: Friday, 15 August, 16.00-19.00
Location: Extension Art Space, Älvkarleövägen 6 (Ropsten T-bana, exit Hjorthagen)
The exhibition continues until August 30th
Opens on Friday and Saturday from 14.00 to 18.00 or by appointment via [email protected]
About the exhibition
In this exhibition, Salome Kappelin traces the remnants that linger in the body, the family, the landscape, and in memory.
Through drawing, textile, performance, and sound, she engages with themes such as intergenerational trauma, vulnerability, care, and healing.
Liturgical structures and ritual gestures are employed to create spaces for listening, repetition, and embodied memory.
The works carry stories of the Finnish war history and the family’s migration to and integration in Sweden, alongside personal contemplations on taking care of and living with a sick father.
In the interplay between family archives and autofiction, between repetition and dissolution, an afterscape—Efterlanskap in Swedish and Jälkimaisema in Finnish—emerges: a site where the past can be renegotiated, and new narratives can begin to take form.
The artist biography
Salome Kappelin (b. 1995) holds a BA in Fashion Design from Central Saint Martins, London (2020) and an MA in CRAFT/Textile from Konstfack University of Arts, Crafts and Design, Sweden (2025).
She has also recently completed studies in theology at WTC in England. Alongside her artistic practice, Kappelin is active within the worlds of performance and music, where she works with costume and visual media in collaborative settings.
She has designed garments for artists such as Jay Mck and Liselotte Östblom, produced and edited music videos for SmilingLIS, and dressed Boreal Sun for their concert at the Royal Albert Hall in London in 2025.
The exhibition supported by Stockholms Stad - Konstframjandet Stockholm