Munch Museum So in the Spruce Forest

"Then the voice from nowhere carried on talking about Munch, like my mother of all people knew about Munch, like she knew I was looking at a picture right now, like she knew about the power crisis and the international unrest and the climate ruination in a world shed left thirty years ago. Like she knew it all." In Ali Smiths So in the Spruce Forest, the authors deceased mother returns as a persistent voice, intent on sharing with her daughter insights into Edvard Munchs intense renderings of trees and stones charged with life. Through an imaginative essayistic format, Smith weaves together probing visual analyses, personal stories and reflections on ecology and politics, linking Munchs art to both the present moment and other realities. Autorid: Ali Smith