Join us at Kling & Bang for an immersive sound bath experience led by Fischersund Art Collective.
Fischersund Collective’s installation explores decay as transformation, unfolding as a sensory environment of scent, sound, and tactile materials. Through fragrant sculptures, hand-painted photographs, textured video, and magnetic tape recordings, decomposition becomes a poetic measure of time rather than an ending. Decay invites us to slow down, breathe, and attune to the fragile rhythms of change, presence, and impermanence.
As part of the installation, Fischersund will host a participatory sound bath on Wednesday, October 15, from 19:00–20:00 at Kling&Bang (Marshallhouse). Guests will be invited to immerse themselves in layered tones, scents, and vibrations, allowing the body to rest and recalibrate within the sensory environment.
Capacity is limited to 50 participants, and advance registration is required through Fischersund.
Comprised of the siblings Inga, Jónsi, Sigurrós, and Lilja, along with partners Sindri and Kjartan, the Fischersund Art Collective brings together their combined fine art and musical training into one creative force within Icelandic immersive, conceptual contemporary art. Having held individual art exhibitions at varying galleries and museums around the world, the world premier of the Collective’s first exhibition took place at The National Nordic Museum in Seattle, Washington, on November 8th, 2024, through February 23, 2025. Fischersund: FauxFlora, an immersive multimedia exhibition integrating scent, sound, sculpture, 3D graphics, and photography, is inspired by the less than 500 native plant species in Iceland, as well as the scientific relationship between scent and memory. The large-scale installation is an immersive sensorial experience, complete with an olfactive journey. The exhibition will travel beyond Seattle throughout 2025 in key cities integral to Fischersund’s expansion plan. In its future state, the Collective will continue to create meaningful exhibits for the global art community.