Åpning fredag 10.10 kl. 19.
"Icelandic land is deeply marked by history and meaning for Icelandic people. It is vital to local memory and a deep source of "Icelandic-ness". In a recent survey, Icelanders rated landscape as the most important national symbol distinguishing them from other nations, more important than the national flag or the language, one that gives Icelanders a shared sense of identity.
Both histories and mythologies are embedded in this land. Landscape is, as De Certeau suggested, not a surface, an objective, fixed or neutral stage, but it is part of the social space. Stories, events and memories are not just imprinted onto the land, but the landscape is part of the historical consciousness lived in modern life.