Thornander was born in Stockholm in 1958 to a Swedish father and a French mother. He attended the Franska Skolan, founded for French students in Stockholm in 1862. At the age of 15, he moved to France and attended the Lycée Condorcet. He was interviewed in front of the school in 1973 on the lowering of the voting age to 18.[2]
Trainingedit
Thornander decided early on to become an experimental artist. In 1994, he wrote his "Continuum manifesto" for the Swedish magazine 90Tal [sv], in which he theorized artistic contribution to the contemporary world.[3] His approach inspired artist Magnus Bärtås [sv] to write Wem är Nils Thornander?.[4] Art critic Lars O. Ericsson [sv] described him as a "geographer of chaos". His works were "a committed approach to achieve harmony", according to Isabelle Kevorkian.[5]
Plastic creationsedit
Thornander started out painting oil on canvas, but in the late 1980s began to prefer a technique involving immersive hypercubes. He preferred the use of electric light from light boxes as opposed to natural lighting. In the mid-1990s, he became interested in digital art and created a perspective on "Just From Cynthia" at the invitation of Alberto Sorbelli [fr], presented at the Centre Pompidou. He worked with Mildred Simantov on "Refectory", presented at the Musée Carnavalet during the Nuit Blanche in 2010,[6] as well as the book-album "L’Age adulte, le Tuning Book", presented at the Palais de Tokyo.[7]
Musical and sound creationsedit
In 1998 Silke Fischer [de] collaborated with Thornander to created music for the documentary "Putzen in Paris/Paris poussière". He also led sound design for Magnus Bärtås's "Claims of Victory", presented in Seoul in 2015. He then directed music for the feature film Reception (Save The Date), directed by Gilles Verdiani [fr], in 2018.[8] In 2019, he created the musical work "Absolute Value", created at IRCAM.[9]
Deathedit
Nils Thornander died in Paris on 10 June 2022 at the age of 64.[10]
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^Thornander, Nils (1994). "Continuum in 90tal eller Verkligheten intresserar mig, jag tänker tillbringa resten av mitt liv där". Libris (in Swedish): 1994(5):3 = nr 13, s. 15–21 : ill., fotogr.
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^"Appartement-galerie de l'artiste Nils Thornander". Chroniques (in French). 28 May 2015.
nils, thornander, 1958, june, 2022, swedish, born, french, visual, artist, composer, born3, 1958stockholm, swedendied10, june, 2022, 2022, aged, paris, francenationalityfrencheducationlycée, condorcetoccupation, artist, composer, contents, biography, training,. Nils Thornander 3 May 1958 10 June 2022 was a Swedish born French visual artist and composer 1 Nils ThornanderBorn3 May 1958Stockholm SwedenDied10 June 2022 2022 06 10 aged 64 Paris FranceNationalityFrenchEducationLycee CondorcetOccupation s Artist Composer Contents 1 Biography 1 1 Training 1 2 Plastic creations 1 3 Musical and sound creations 1 4 Death 2 Exhibitions and public works 3 ReferencesBiography editThornander was born in Stockholm in 1958 to a Swedish father and a French mother He attended the Franska Skolan founded for French students in Stockholm in 1862 At the age of 15 he moved to France and attended the Lycee Condorcet He was interviewed in front of the school in 1973 on the lowering of the voting age to 18 2 Training edit Thornander decided early on to become an experimental artist In 1994 he wrote his Continuum manifesto for the Swedish magazine 90Tal sv in which he theorized artistic contribution to the contemporary world 3 His approach inspired artist Magnus Bartas sv to write Wem ar Nils Thornander 4 Art critic Lars O Ericsson sv described him as a geographer of chaos His works were a committed approach to achieve harmony according to Isabelle Kevorkian 5 Plastic creations edit Thornander started out painting oil on canvas but in the late 1980s began to prefer a technique involving immersive hypercubes He preferred the use of electric light from light boxes as opposed to natural lighting In the mid 1990s he became interested in digital art and created a perspective on Just From Cynthia at the invitation of Alberto Sorbelli fr presented at the Centre Pompidou He worked with Mildred Simantov on Refectory presented at the Musee Carnavalet during the Nuit Blanche in 2010 6 as well as the book album L Age adulte le Tuning Book presented at the Palais de Tokyo 7 Musical and sound creations edit In 1998 Silke Fischer de collaborated with Thornander to created music for the documentary Putzen in Paris Paris poussiere He also led sound design for Magnus Bartas s Claims of Victory presented in Seoul in 2015 He then directed music for the feature film Reception Save The Date directed by Gilles Verdiani fr in 2018 8 In 2019 he created the musical work Absolute Value created at IRCAM 9 Death edit Nils Thornander died in Paris on 10 June 2022 at the age of 64 10 Exhibitions and public works editHommage a Coustou les Chevaux de Marly 1985 The Digital Woman 1988 Continuum in Stockholm 1989 Les Territoires du Corps 1990 Hypercorps L Interdit 1992 Nils Thornander s Continuum 1993 Max Jacob 1996 Are You Scared of Girls 1999 Vulvabration hyperconference 2004 Viva la vulva hyperconference 2007 Vulvaroom et politique interieure 2008 My private art life 2015 Like Me 2016 Je peins 2017 Shoe Badoo Bad 2018 Speed Bump 2018 Absolute Value extract 1 2019 Flags for Future Identities 2019 References edit Nils Thornander Institut suedois NILS THORNANDER 1973 FRANCE 2 YouTube in French 2 December 2020 Thornander Nils 1994 Continuum in 90tal eller Verkligheten intresserar mig jag tanker tillbringa resten av mitt liv dar Libris in Swedish 1994 5 3 nr 13 s 15 21 ill fotogr Geist 2005 1 7 Tidskriftsbutiken in Swedish Appartement galerie de l artiste Nils Thornander Chroniques in French 28 May 2015 Nuit Blanche 2010 Scribd uning Book Librairie du Palais de Tokyo Fubiz in French RECEPTION save the date Vimeo 2019 Rapport d activite PDF IRCAM in French Nils Thornander P ART AGE in French Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Nils Thornander amp oldid 1178368489, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
