Indre rom vi-Livsløpet
Indre rom vi-Livsløpet is an installation by Norwegian artist Per Inge Bjørlo, created for Ekebergparken in Oslo. The installation stands among sculpture trails and grassy spaces. Created in 2013, it belongs to Bjørlo’s Indre rom series, which explores physical and psychological inner space. Ekebergparken brings contemporary art into a landscape with paths, petroglyphs, and a ship setting.
Per Inge Bjørlo works as a sculptor, painter, and visual artist. The series began at Henie Onstad Art Center in 1984. Six Indre rom works have developed from that first dark room filled with truck tyres, rubber mats, and chains. This sixth installation continues that exploration through direct physical experience.
You can enter the space and encounter its surfaces, materials, and sounds from within. Touch, sight, and hearing shape the experience. A bench designed and positioned by Bjørlo outside extends the installation into the surrounding park. That detail connects the enclosed interior with Oslo’s open landscape.
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