Sara Jordenö
Workspace 2010-2011
Sara Jordenö is a Swedish-born, NYC-based artist. Jordenö studied at Malmö Art Academy and received an MFA from UCLA in 2003. Jordenö's projects take the forms of film/video, text and photography, which are presented in visual archives. Her recent work involves found objects and animation, using materials such as graphite and plastic. Central themes are issues of agency, labor time and the habitual acts of everyday life. Jordenö's work has been shown at Muscarnok, Budapest, 5th Berlin Biennial, The Modern Museum, Stockholm, and 41 Cooper Gallery, NYC and has been featured in The Brooklyn Rail and ArtSlant. Her solo museum show Diamond People was recently on view at Bildmuseet, Umeå. Forthcoming projects include an issue of Printed Matter's Artists & Activists series and The Strange Case of Carbon, a book on artistic fieldwork.
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Metropolitan Correctional Center, 2011
laser etched plastic (prototype)
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Kong (Diamond People), 2010
Production photograph
Cinematographer: Petrus Sjövik
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Persona Project 2000–2010, 2010
Installation view from The Modern Museum Exhibition, 2010
