”Friday evenings at six o’clock” is a virtual monument, in dialogue with the physical monument ”535” by Ismo Kajander erected in Turku 1994. It is an audio-visual art work made available through extended reality (XR) technology, that is possible to view through a mobile device, a telephone and headphones, or a XR headset. 

It consists of a spatial music composition, created from site specific recordings, that is developed to an interactive immersive experience.

The work is presented  at the Aboagora symposium held in Turku 29 of August 2024. Simultaneously it is presented at Ringön in Gothenburg, as a part of the Kaomi Art Island, 30-31 of august 2024.

You have to download the app Meadow to experience the artwork. Click on image above to start.

Love Antell is a multimedia music and visual artist based in Gothenburg, with Swedish-Finnish heritage. He holds a Master’s degree in Graphic Design and Illustration from Konstfack and has focused on animated light projections and digital media in public space. He has developed an artistic research project based out of the Stockholm University of the Arts, which includes Friday evenings at six o’clock as one of several planned works. The project explores the application of digital media at sites with a dissonant heritage, where the narrative lacks general consensus.