“Ingela Ihrman – Frutti di Mare” is an exhibition where the artist in her works examines the human being’s complicated relationship to herself and other living beings. By wearing her sculptural costumes, she seeks herself in other existences – in the passion flower, the giant otter, the oil bird or the fir cone – and uses humor as a tool to explore what it means to be someone, or something.

A giant toad is making an effort to get through the plinths, mats, beam horses and roman rings of an obstacle race in a school gymnasium. The audience is welcome to participate in the gymnastic exercises along with the toad.