Kybernein Institute at Index Foundation
The Campaign
Location: Public gathering at Index Foundation in Stockholm, 21 August 2020
Kybernein Institute presents the exhibition The Campaign during one evening at Index Foundation. The Campaign is a new investigation of how a network of think tanks led a hidden revolution in Sweden during the 70s and 80s which transformed the foundation of a unique social model.
Nathalie Gabrielsson produces performances, films, texts and installations. Her work investigates modes of artistic research, narrative production, the performativity of language, strategies of distribution and how to form strategic platforms and structures of impact. Through her projects she explores the role of the artist as a connector between information and subjectivity, political activity and research, infrastructures and impact. Founder of Kybernein Institute - a research structure for her artistic research and investigations: www.kybernein.org



Welcome to a better world
Welcome to a better world investigates how corporations adopt conceptual and artistic strategies to shape a well-designed social culture, and how workplace environments becomes a platform for production and distribution of ideological narratives.
Through the project the art institution is given lessons by Sweden's leading real-estate company Vasakronan in how to adopt specific strategies to create a creative atmosphere where interdisciplinary knowledge exchange can take place.
FIRST ACT: Work Place Strategies
Work Place Strategies, 2014, performance-lecture and seminar, Konstfack University College of Arts, Stockholm, 2nd December 2014.
SECOND ACT: The Model
The Model, 2015, performance, head office of Swedens leading real estate company Vasakronan, Stockholm, 6th March 2015.
THIRD ACT: Social Networks
Social Networks, 2015, video screening and seminar at Konstfack University Collage of Art Craft Design, Stockholm, 13th-24th May 2015.
Social Networks, 2015, video screening and seminar at Vasakronan head office, Stockholm, 14th August 2015