Anders Granberg
Conceptual artist
The End of The World,
In chronological order
Failed predictions from the year 172 to 2021.
Conceptual artist
The End of The World,
In chronological order
Failed predictions from the year 172 to 2021.
Works Information
Year: 2023#acne
Technique: Offset print, 144 pages. Cover: Silk 300 g block: Lux Cream 80 g
Dimensions: 200 x 200 mm
Edition: 30
There have been many predictions about the end of the earth throughout history. The reasons have ranged from superstition and mathematics to interpretations of scriptures. In many cases, the underlying cause of the predictions has been power.
The aim of the work is above all to shed light on the latter. Man's quest to control other people, in these cases by means of the absolute most extreme, the end of the earth.
Year: 2023#acne
Technique: Offset print, 144 pages. Cover: Silk 300 g block: Lux Cream 80 g
Dimensions: 200 x 200 mm
Edition: 30
There have been many predictions about the end of the earth throughout history. The reasons have ranged from superstition and mathematics to interpretations of scriptures. In many cases, the underlying cause of the predictions has been power.
The aim of the work is above all to shed light on the latter. Man's quest to control other people, in these cases by means of the absolute most extreme, the end of the earth.
Mixed Tape Vol. 2. B-Sides
Year: 2023
Technique: Layers of stacked tape
Dimentions: 41 x 41 x 4 cm
Technique: Layers of stacked tape
Dimentions: 41 x 41 x 4 cm
Photo: Daryl Brooks
Photo: Ray Harrington
Photo: Shainee Fernando
Photo: Joe Planas
Photo: Heidi Kaden
Photo: Jainam Mehta
Photo: Ray Harrington
Photo: Rodrigo Summmer
Photo: Robert Anitei
Works Information
Year: 2023
Dimensions: 700 x 500 mm
Technique: Archival inkjet print
Images from places where many people faiths have ended through horrific and tragic events. Some through human interaction during wars or other criminal acts. Some through natural phenomena’s causing illness, droughts, or disastrous seismological effects by tectonic plate’s movement.
Images of the sky right above the place of the event with Google Street View.
Year: 2023
Dimensions: 700 x 500 mm
Technique: Archival inkjet print
Images from places where many people faiths have ended through horrific and tragic events. Some through human interaction during wars or other criminal acts. Some through natural phenomena’s causing illness, droughts, or disastrous seismological effects by tectonic plate’s movement.
Images of the sky right above the place of the event with Google Street View.
The Heaven Above Eastern Avenue
Place: Grays, Essex, United Kingdom.
Date: 23 October 2019.
Event: 39 Vietnamese people suffocated in the back of a truck.
Number of deaths: 39.
The Heaven Above HiroshimaPlace: Hiroshima, Japan.
Date: 6 August 1945.
Event: Atomic bomb.
Number of deaths: 80.000.
The Heaven Above Mount Sinjar
Place: Sinjar District, Iraq.
Date: August 2014.
Event: Ethnic cleansing of Yazidis by the ISIS.
Number of deaths: 2.000 – 5.000.
The Heaven Above the Northern Ireland Children’s Hospice
Place: Glengormley, Northern Ireland.
Date: 1983 –
Event: Terminal illness.
Number of deaths: approximately 4.000 per year.
The Heaven Above Port-Au-PrincePlace: Port-au-Price, Haiti.
Date: 1 December 2010.
Event: Earth Quake.
Number of deaths: 100.000 – 316.000.
The Heaven Above Tangshan
Place: Tangshan, Hebei, China.
Date: 28 July 1976.
Event: Earthquake.
Number of deaths: Approximately 300.000.
The Heaven Above Tigray
Place: Tigray, Ethiopia.
Date: 2020 – 2022
Event: War and famine.
Number of deaths: Approximately 600.000.
The Heaven Above Treblinka
Place: Treblinka, Poland.
Date: 23 July 1942 – 19 October 1943.
Event: Nazi extermination camp.
Number of deaths: Approximately 900.000.
The Heaven Above Phuket
Place: Phuket Island, Thailand.
Date: 26 December 2004.
Event: Earthquake causing Tsunami.
Number of deaths: 227.898.
Works Information
Year: 2021
Technique: Paper
Dimentions: 98 x 54 cm
The anatomy of a lined A4 notepad paper.
Paper, holes and lines.
Year: 2021
Technique: Paper
Dimentions: 98 x 54 cm
The anatomy of a lined A4 notepad paper.
Paper, holes and lines.
