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Kyrie Eleison<\/h2>\n

In Kyrie Eleison <\/em>we\u2019re confronted with a set dinner table that has been abandoned. The table has been left in chaos, the food left to rot. Are these the leftovers from a wild party or have the dinner guests suddenly been forced to flee, never to return?<\/p>\n

Kyrie Eleison<\/em> isa common exclamation within the Christian Mass, translated to Lord have mercy, a cry for help and protection. In a time where gluttony and partying is being played out in parallel with an ongoing destruction and decay \u2013where do we turn with our cry for help?<\/p>\n

Mathilda Frykberg is interested in contemplative spaces and humanity\u2019s need for religious practice. With some of the most critical issues of our time as a backdrop, she seeks images that encourage existential reflection.<\/p>\n