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Tumbling Worlds<\/h2>\n

The project Tumbling Worlds explores material change and the creation of digital worlds by the artist Josefin Tingvall. By simulating decomposing systems of wind, water and movement with the help of a stone tumbler, site-specific things and materials are mixed and worn against each other. The result of the project is a physical and digital material library that contains the tumbled material together with hand-created 3d-components and interactive game environments.<\/p>\n

Tumbling Worlds is a journey of change based on humanity’s impact on the earth’s ever-changing environments and landscapes. Working with material-centered speculation, the project examines our relationship to wear and tear, the loss of ascribed function, recognizable materiality, and the entanglement between the afterlife of consumer cultures and environmental processes. How do we relate to the unknown based on our everyday life?<\/p>\n