Akay & Olabo have a history of setting up illicit installations and various other creative vandalisms in public places. Their recent collaboration has taken them out of those traditional urban spaces and into off-limit areas; condemned warehouses, empty office buildings, decommissioned timber yards, and the like. They’ve gained access and had keys made to half a dozen abandoned properties around Stockholm. They’ve gone into places where teargas still lingers from police practice drills, where water leaks have transformed rooms into blue-green mold marshes, or where they find a perfectly preserved office environment from the eighties. Most of the time, they end up finding themselves inside an undramatic industrial building where it simply looks like everyone left one day and forgot to lock the door.

For the past few years, they’ve been able to practice their finders keepers philosophy and combine their shared interests in long bike rides and unlawful entry in order to produce very particular works which often go unseen by anyone other than the copper thieves, squatters or demolition men who also frequent these places. The work exists as documentation, 
but the artistry lies in the process. 

Akay & Olabo have made a sport out of scavenging and a lifestyle out of trespassing. 

Theres K Agdler is based in Stockholm, Östersund and Trondheim. She works site-specific and transdisciplinary with photography, installations, performance, sound and text. She often uses hiking as an artistic method.

Currently she is working with the project Borderline(s), an artistic survey of borders as geographical, physical and psychological places. The project wants to visualize the abstract  concept "border" and artistically document our present. Since August 2020, Theres K Agdler has crossed the border between Jämtland (Sweden) and Trøndelag (Norway) by hiking (in the mountains) and by car (on roads) Not since World War II the border between Norway and Sweden has been guarded and closed. Since 2020 there were police, military and home guards at the border. During summer 2021 Theres K Agdler walked exactly on the border for several days, making performances at the border. She uses a mixture of a physical examination, artistic techniques and artistic research to investigate the project's theme.

Agdler’s solo exhibitions include Stenarna reser (Stones travelling), Galleri KiT, 2020, Norrlands Futurum, European Festival of the night, 2016, Norrlands Futurum, Ahlbergshallen, 2016. Her group exhibitions include Miktioner, Galleri KiT, 2021, Trondheim Open, Trondheims Kunstmuseum, 2020, Trondheim Art Book Fair, Trondheims Kunstmuseum, 2020, European Festival of the Night, 2017, Wanderlust, Lat.63 Art Arena, 2016, UNESCO Creative Cities Network Meeting, 2016, Bastionen 2 Konst Text Trädgård, 2016, Härke Konstcentrum, 2016, Artist’s books salong, Husby Konsthall, 2015.

Tove tm Möller is currently studying an MFA at the Royal Institute of Art in Stockholm, and is also a band member of Radula. Through sound, sculpture and installations, tm wants to create opportunities for listening to the environment, raise questions about the relation between nature and society, and investigate more-than-human agency and kinship. Using queer methods, tm’s artwork asks the audience to consider their local surroundings and reflect on the world in which we live.