Sabrina Ratté Web of Wyrd
31.10.2026 – 25.4.2027
Sabrina Ratté’s exhibition brings together worlds where organic, artificial, and mythical elements converge.
Her works depict speculative landscapes where traces of human activity remain visible alongside new forms of life, unfamiliar to us. The artist imagines how life might transform in the future and adapt to changing conditions.
Ratté’s most recent works draw on mythology, ritual, and divination. The exhibition title, Web of Wyrd, refers to the web of fate in which past, present, and future are intertwined. Through imagination and intuition, the artist explores ways of forging a deeper relationship with the world around us.
Sabrina Ratté (b. 1982) is a media artist based in Montreal, Canada. This is her first solo exhibition in the Nordic countries. Ratté combines 3D scanning, computer animation, and imagery created with analog video synthesizers. Her work draws inspiration from science fiction, mythology, and posthumanism.
The exhibition extends beyond the museum walls: Archipels is shown as a large-scale outdoor projection on the museum’s façade.
Listen to the audio world on your own device.
Archipels is shown on the museum's façade
Sabrina Ratté’s video work Archipels (2025) extends the exhibition Web of Wyrd beyond the museum walls. It is shown as a large-scale projection on the museum façade every day from 17.00 to 19.00, from November to January.