Eva-Teréz Gölin
Artist in Residence, Stockholm, 5 May–28 October 2025
Eva-Teréz Gölin lives and works in Gothenburg. Her practice is rooted in the digital photographic image and in our shared perceptions of the photographic medium. For about a decade, Gölin has used core photographic concepts—such as time, place, and indexicality—as a form of resistance in her exploration of photography’s outer edges. Central to her work are also methods for transforming and make visible the immaterial information embedded in digital image files into a physical dimension, where pixels and digital artefacts are imbued with intrinsic value rather than merely functioning as vessels for the image.
Eva-Teréz Gölin
During her IASPIS residency, Gölin will explore various modes of representation and their potential relationship to indexicality. By combining techniques that predate the advent of photography with post-photographic, AI-generated imagery, she aims to investigate whether the boundaries between the photographic medium, AI-generated images, and painting might intersect—or whether there exists an interstitial space that belongs to none of these mediums. Throughout her residency at IASPIS, Gölin will also continue work on two publications, both of which examine the relationship between original and copy and highlight methods of reproduction and duplication within the photographic image.
Eva-Teréz Gölin studied at the Royal Institute of Art in Stockholm and at Novia University of Applied Sciences in Jakobstad. She holds an MFA in Photography from Valand Academy in Gothenburg, where she now also teaches photography and publishing. She is represented by Galleri Duerr in Stockholm, where she has previously held two solo exhibitions: For the Want of More (2019) and In Absence of Shadow (2022). In autumn 2025, she returns to the gallery with her third solo exhibition.