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INKA & NICLAS | End of Main Sequence, Landskrona Foto


Duration: 4 – 20 September 2026

For nearly two decades, Inka and Niclas Lindergård have explored nature through the camera, not to document it, but to probe how we come to see it. Rooted in photography, their practice examines how our gaze is shaped by popular culture, technology, and the aesthetic ideals of the present. Their new body of work is being exhibited at Landskrona Foto.

The result of their investigation is a body of work that moves fluidly between photography, sculpture, and installation, where the boundaries between medium and subject are in constant flux. Within their visual universe, the monumental meets the overlooked, and the documentary intertwines with the staged. A wave, a sunset, or a buttercup becomes a surface onto which questions of perception, interpretation, and projection are cast.

Time and again, they return to the images that shape our ideas of nature, from the sunlit vistas of travel brochures to the filtered landscapes of social media, testing what happens when these familiar motifs are manipulated, heightened, or abstracted.
At the heart of their work lies the notion of nature as a cultural construct. In a secular age, where landscapes are often charged with existential meaning, their intensified, at times almost absurd, renderings of the natural world can feel provocative. Yet they also reveal our own role in this process: our impulse to beautify, filter, and frame the world around us.
Text: Amanda Österberg


End of Main Sequence
Landskrona Art Hall, Landskrona Foto
4 September – 20 September 2026