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Doppelgänger
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Emelie Carlén

In the film Doppelgänger, the ancient bas-relief Gradiva is traced to several plaster collections around Europe with a narrative unfolding a personal experience of psychoanalysis where the self is transformed into a we when she encounter her own image in the form of the relief. As a hybrid essay, the film leads us through plaster collections and 3D scanned environments, creating an evocative environment where fictional and sculptural bodies blends together. A story that partly talks about the creation of a trope but also highlights the role of the copy, its value, history and future.

Aspect ratio 1.78:1 (16:9)
Prod. format Generic HD-video
Duration 00:20:05
Language English
Color Color
Sound Stereo
Year 2024
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About the artist

Emelie Carlén

Emelie Carlén is an artist based in Stockholm. Her main work takes shape in film and sculptural installations that navigate between materials and historical narratives. Her research-based approach begins by viewing history as a fluid value system that transcends time and temporary structures. Navigating between material and immaterial realms, she deconstructs systems, and crafts alternative narratives.

Carlén studied Visual Arts at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, Umeå Academy of Fine Arts, and Akademie der Bildenden der Kunste Wien. She also holds a Bachelor’s degree in Art Studies from Stockholm University.

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