Sven Påhlsson's series "Bending Water" utilises computer technology currently used in weather forecasting and the calculation of elemental forces. The series is very contemporary in its many ecological connections to water thematics such as polar ice melting and other extreme weather phenomenons. The strange, alien formations we meet in these works also bear reminders of the sublime, or of creation in a general, universal, eternal meaning.

As well as more futuristic reminders of galactic new formations and genetic, molecular innovations.

Still fromthe Bending Water animarion.

View of Bending Water III installation for the National Gallery Museum.

View of Bending Water V installation for the Museom of Contemporary Art building.

Sven Påhlsson (b. 1965) is one of Scandinavia's most recognized contemporary artists.

With his utmost advanced computer animations he remains one of very few Nordic artists occupying a central position within so-called Hypermodernism, which expresses the hyperreality and virtual world we live in.