SELECTED WORKS ABOUT
Terese Molin
Born 1992 (Falköping, Sweden)
Based in Gothenburg, Sweden
+46 73 844 2924
terese.molin@gmail.com
Process: www.instagram.com/teresemolin
The increase of entropy is an applicable allegory for acceleration in our current times; such as technical development, climate change, acts of violence and political polarisation. The woven surface, with its straight lines of warp and weft, can provide stability amongst continuing chaos.
Inside the grid I find the horizontal line, another dependable archetype for balance. The two emerge as a framework in the instability that surrounds us, becoming a structure within the arbitrary.
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Terese Molin works around ideas of chaos, order, space-time and materiality, letting the framework and systems of weaving, in hand with visceral interpretation of light and colour, lead the way. Molin holds an MFA in Craft, Textile Art from HDK-Valand, Gothenburg (2023) and has since showed her work in several exhibitions, as well as taken part in interdisciplinary collaborations.
Ongoing:
Woven Lives (Livet och trasornas väv) (group)
Sven-Harrys Konstmuseum, Stockholm SE
26 September 2025 - 15 March 2026
Upcoming:
Artist in residence
Nordiska Akvarellmuseet
April 2026
Duo Exhibition with Fanny Hellgren
3:e Våningen, Gothenburg SE
September - October 2026
Solo Exhibition
KLET Contemporary, Landskrona SE
November 2026
Born 1992 (Falköping, Sweden)
Based in Gothenburg, Sweden
+46 73 844 2924
terese.molin@gmail.com
Process: www.instagram.com/teresemolin
The increase of entropy is an applicable allegory for acceleration in our current times; such as technical development, climate change, acts of violence and political polarisation. The woven surface, with its straight lines of warp and weft, can provide stability amongst continuing chaos.
Inside the grid I find the horizontal line, another dependable archetype for balance. The two emerge as a framework in the instability that surrounds us, becoming a structure within the arbitrary.
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Terese Molin works around ideas of chaos, order, space-time and materiality, letting the framework and systems of weaving, in hand with visceral interpretation of light and colour, lead the way. Molin holds an MFA in Craft, Textile Art from HDK-Valand, Gothenburg (2023) and has since showed her work in several exhibitions, as well as taken part in interdisciplinary collaborations.
Ongoing:
Woven Lives (Livet och trasornas väv) (group)
Sven-Harrys Konstmuseum, Stockholm SE
26 September 2025 - 15 March 2026
Upcoming:
Artist in residence
Nordiska Akvarellmuseet
April 2026
Duo Exhibition with Fanny Hellgren
3:e Våningen, Gothenburg SE
September - October 2026
Solo Exhibition
KLET Contemporary, Landskrona SE
November 2026
Photo: David Eng