CYAN studio invites our second artist in residence from the Nordic Analog Network darkroom exchange

Nordic Analog Network is a collaboration between open darkrooms in all the Nordic countries. There are currently 8 darkrooms connected through the network and a program of artist residencies organized as an exchange programme across the Nordic region.
The goal is to facilitate a sharing of contacts and experience between photographers working with analogue processes.
Alltogether the Nordic Analog Network will be inviting 12 photographers to take part in a series of artist

CYAN darkroom is happy to announce that we are inviting Ingrid Jacobsen from Stockholm, Sweden.
Ingrid Jacobsen will visit Oslo and be working at our darkroom November 3rd to 28th.
She has an interest in the in-between spaces in our lives and works with collage and montage in an experimental form where light and chance are also co-creators in the dark room. The collage creates abstractions and images between realities and layers of space and time that coincide. She works in a feminist tradition where she addresses spatial issues through a cut up technique and in this way she challenges traditional photography.In her art, Ingrid tries in articulating layers that activate the viewer's vision and which in turn opens up the understanding of what lies between the visible and the invisible. She uses layers of negatives she has taken herself and negatives she has borrowed along with objects she has collected. Her practice combines the random and accidental while distorting visual perception turning the everyday into confused phenomena.

We wil host an open “Meet the artist” meeting at the CYAN darkroom 3. Novemberl 4-5PM
We will host an artist presentation and exhibition of new works at CYAN gallery 26th November 5-9pm


CYAN took part in two pilot rounds of the darkroom exchange in 2022 inviting in artists Patrick Kuoppamäki and Paula Humberg. In April 2023 Sirja Moberg of Finland was our first regular artist in residence.

There will be another Open Call announced in November for the residency program in 2024.
Read more about the Nordic Analog Network here.




The Nordic Analog Network is supported by The Nordic Culture Point and the Norwegian Culture Fund.