Hasselblad Center

Andreas Varro Exhibits Screen Time at Hasselblad Foundation

Andreas Varro is among the 41 photographers selected for the very first Photo Salon at the Hasselblad Foundation

A brand-new, juried initiative highlighting contemporary Swedish photography. The interest was overwhelming: 5,860 images were submitted by 1,311 photographers across the country, but only a small fraction made it into the final exhibition.


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Screen Time

Varro’s contribution, the artwork Screen Time, was one of those chosen. With its conceptual visual language, it explores our digital age and the human dependency on screens – a theme that resonates strongly with the Salon’s ambition to reflect both deeply personal experiences and universal questions.

The jury

The jury – consisting of Pauline Benthede, Eva Dahlgren, Paul Hansen, and Dragana Vujanović Östlind – curated a selection that demonstrates the full spectrum of contemporary photography: from documentary and autobiographical narratives to poetic and experimental approaches. That Screen Time was chosen among thousands of entries underlines both its relevance and artistic strength.

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As the Hasselblad Foundation’s very first Photo Salon sets out to move freely across genres and themes, Varro’s participation marks not only a recognition of his artistic vision but also an important milestone in his career.

Screen Time sold

During the exhibition Screen Time in the edition of 9 was sold to an art collector in Norway.

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Images from the exhibition opening

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Andreas Varro along side artist Eva Dahlgren at the exhibition opening.

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All behind the scenes photos taken by Kjell Rosenlind.

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