Wednesday, November 5, 1980— Dutsseldorf—Baden
Baden—Stuttgart
I woke up at 3:00 in the morning and I heard the sad news of Carter losing so desperately to Reagan. It was the first time a president conceded so early. He had tears in his eyes.
I couldn’t sleep and I took a Valium.
Andy Warhol
Wednesday, November 5, 1980— Dutsseldorf—Baden
Baden—Stuttgart
I woke up at 3:00 in the morning and I heard the sad news of Carter losing so desperately to Reagan. It was the first time a president conceded so early. He had tears in his eyes.
I couldn’t sleep and I took a Valium.
Andy Warhol
Pending, loading, thank you!: Elisabeth Molin
2722 hours (2026)
20 x 16 inches
LED badge with scrolling text
6.10 min loop
9 cm x 3.0 cm x 0.5 cm
While we sleep sharks swim between your ear and mine (2026)
Display part, faux berry branch
17 x 3 × 21 cm
While we sleep sharks swim between your ear and mine (2026)
Display part, Magic Lantern Slide, cables, coneflower
21 × 25 × 5 cm
While we sleep sharks swim between your ear and mine (2026)
Display part, branch, expenditure report
75 × 45 × 30 cm
While we sleep sharks swim between your ear and mine (2026)
Display parts, found object, cardboard box, monitor
Video 2.35 min loop
While we sleep sharks swim between your ear and mine (2026)
Display part, seaweed
18 × 7 × 3 cm
Move, string, wet (2026)
Piexiglas, text, krill oil softgels
15 × 15 × 5 cm
While we sleep sharks swim between your ear and mine (2026)
Plexiglas, seaweed, water, Magic Lantern Slide
5 × 36 × 17 cm
all.the.time (2024)
HD video, 5.20 min, colour
Installation view
Detail: While we sleep sharks swim between your ear and mine (2026)
Display parts, found object, cardboard box
Exhibition
Elisabeth Molin
Pending, loading, thank you!
June 18th-August 17th
Contents
The Andy Warhol Diaries
Pending, loading, thank you!: Elisabeth Molin
Elisabeth Molin’s work addresses the periphery and the edges of our human made world. She is interested in sleep, dreams and infrastructure and when things are in a grey zone and in transit. She holds a BA in Fine Arts at Chelsea College of Art and an MA in Fine Arts from Royal College of Art in London and has shown work, among other placed, at KW Institute, Berlin; Wiels, Brussels; No Show Space, London; PUBLICS, Helsinki; Den Frie Udstillingsbygning, Copenhagen; ISCP, New York and Columbia Teacher’s College, New York.