BIO

For nearly two decades, Inka & Niclas have explored nature through the camera, not as documentation but as a way of examining how ways of seeing are formed. Working across photography, sculpture, video and installation, they investigate how visual conventions, technology and cultural expectations shape our perception of the natural world.

Inka (b. Finland, 1985) and Niclas (b. Sweden, 1984) Lindergård have worked together since 2007 and live in Stockholm, Sweden. They have had exhibitions at Haus am Kleistpark, Germany, Lidköping Konsthall, Sweden, Gothenburg Museum of Art, Sweden, Cantor Arts Center, Stanford University, California, USA, Nasher Museum of Art, North Carolina, USA, Pearl Art Museum, Shanghai, China, Sternenpassage, MuseumsQuartier, Vienna, Austria and Museo Fortuny, Venice, Italy, to name a few.

Their works are represented in the permanent collections of Moderna Museet (Sweden), Gothenburg Museum of Art (Sweden), Fries Museum (the Netherlands), Arendt & Art (Luxembourg), The Wienerberger Collection (Austria) and Edit Maryon Foundation (Switzerland). They were awarded the EMOP Arendt Award 2021 and The Swedish Photo Book Price 2012. They are represented by Dorothée Nilsson Gallery in Berlin and Bildhalle Zurich and Amsterdam.