Blicken in genom den öppna dörren till Öppna här-utställningen — Collage vivant, Lisbet Spörndly

Exhibitions

My work in the world, one room at a time.

Öppna här (Open Here)

Söder, Stockholm spring 2026

The first time my Collage Vivant met the world was at the exhibition Öppna här.

It was wonderful to see how the pieces were received. What I remember most is the joy in the room – everyone telling me how happy they felt, and that they wanted to see more.

Gatupratare med collage vivant-bild av en katt som håller ett paket, inbjudan till utställningen Öppna här
Vy inifrån utställningen Öppna här, ett bord med blommor i förgrunden och collage vivant-verk på väggarna i bakgrunden

PLANKET Stockholm

Söder, lördag 15 augusti 2026 – Spot 116

My first time at Planket. Both as an exhibitor and a visitor, and it turned out just as lovely as I’d hoped.

I brought my Collage Vivant – “A Jar of Everything” – the one that stood in the window at Öppna här, now getting a new street, a new spot, a whole new context. Along with three images no one had seen before.

One metre of an old red wooden fence, side by side with 150 other photographers, in the August heat. I was there all Saturday – thank you to everyone who stopped by!

15 August, Lilla Mejtens gränd, Stockholm.

Affisch för Planket Stockholm med Collage Vivant-motiv och information om utställningen
Fotograf Lisbet Spörndly vid sitt collage vivant på Planket, Stockholm, augusti 2026

The electrial cabinet on Samaritergränd

Samaritergränd 1, Uppsala September 2026

Through Uppsala City’s project Stadens Galleri (The City’s Gallery), I got to create an artwork for an electrical cabinet in the middle of everyday life. The commission was open: I interpreted the site freely, and chose to let the building’s own history become the motif.

Two horses, four legs each, eight together – like Sleipner, Odin’s horse, who gave the housing cooperative its name. Porcelain cups for Lindvalls, which was located around the corner for many years. A memory of the scent of freshly brewed coffee. A summer sky to carry with you even on a grey November day. And at the children’s eye level, cats and a cow keeping the horses company.

It was such a joyful commission and exactly how I think art should get to exist: on the way to work, on the walk with the dog, on the way home from daycare.

Want to see it up close? The cabinet stands at Samaritergränd 1 in Uppsala.

Elskåp med collage vivant-konstverk av hästar och kaffekoppar, Samaritergränd i Uppsala
Fotografen Lisbet Spörndly sitter på det folierade elskåpet med sitt collage vivant-verk