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“Inside" ring Märta Mattsson in beetle, copper, lacquer, zirconias, resin and silver (2017) presented in “A History of Jewellery: Bedazzled (part 10: Focus on Rings in the Alice and Louis Koch Collection)” by Beatriz Chadour-Sampson - International Jewellery Historian and Author - for the V&A Academy online, april 2024.
Broches de la série "Palindrome" de Märta Mattsson (2014) en ailes de cigales, résine, paillettes de souffre et argent à l'exposition "Materio Talk" aux Ateliers de la Ville de Paris, dans le cadre de “Parcours Bijoux 2017”, Bastille, décembre 2017.
Brooch by Märta Mattsson in electrofromed beetle, cubic zirconia, resin and silver, 2014.
THE END OF AN EPIC JOURNEY
In the summer of 2017 me and my best friend Robin set out on a very special journey. With nothing but our backpacks we were determined to travel from the most southern point of Sweden to the most north point WITHOUT ANY MONEY. We had decided to make an documentary out of it, but I didn’t really know more than that. Three years later and I can summarize this as my biggest project ever! And almost without any financial backing (except for all the people who helped us along the way of course). But we did it for them! and for us! and for all the memories and stories to be told. I’m so proud of us and feel such a joy and relief that we have finally taken this project to the finish line. There’s now 26 episodes online, that’s more than 7 hours of content!? That will live on in an eternity.
Thank you everybody, Peace Out
“The freeloader trip” continues!
One of my biggest projects “Snyltresan” is the 25 days long hitchhiking trip did with Robin through Sweden without any money. it was the summer of 2017 we set out on this great adventure. It was going to get tough, uncomfortable but also life changing experience of joy and love from strangers and newly found friends.
Me and my best friend Robin did the trip back in 2017 thinking we would have a third party to take on the editing and pitch the production to a tv-channel or production company, something that never happened. So this year in April when Covid-19 hit and I was stuck on a boat in Indonesia for two months I finally had time to continue the prodcuction of this documentary series. Now there’s not many episodes left and I can finally see the “light in the tunnel”. It’s been a great adventure and it felt great to be able to work towards finishing this great project, for our own sake but also for all the people that helped us along the way. Now it’s out on YouTube and of course we hope that there’s an interest to follow our journey along our beautiful country. So please, have a look!
Regards, Hugo Mattsson
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Hon dansade en sommar Arne Mattsson 1951
