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The artist Amy Simon is working with photography. In her project in the biennial she is showing the famous Door Handle which is a symbolic home coming for Ladonia citizens.

Amy Simon: A Similar State of Mind

Sonja Moberg from Jämtland in Sweden has made a beautiful contribution to Nimis. A piece of lake driftwood in the form of a snake. It has now found its place in the work.

“The snake piece” in Nimis

Ing. Daniel Oberhollenzer, coming from Austria is now stationed in Singapore as ambassador of Ladonia. We wish him luck with hes new work.

Ambassador Daniel Oberhollenzer in Singapore

A great sculpture in clay is now fascinating the Biennial visitors. It is a work by the Swedish artist Nathalie Djurberg.

I Am Not Two I Am One

Ladon, the dragon in the garden of the Hesperides, has given the name to Ladonia. The garden itself was probably the spot which today is Ladonia. It is possible to find the traces of the golden apples that grew in the garden.

Apples growing in Ladonia on the 19th of August 2009

A close up of the apples

Brazilian artist Lygia Pape (1927-2004) is exhibiting the amazing night installation Ttéia (in collaboration with architect Hannes Schwed). Read more about the artist on the Biennial website.

Ttéia N1

Ttéia N2

Our number of citizens from China has increased. A Chinese visitor meets state secr Lars Vilks.

Minister of Future Science, James Hartman:
“The Ladonian Space Administration has prepared an under ground silo located inside the “round about”. This keeps LSA missions secret until mission time. Plus it is artistically friendly as to not obstruct the Nimis structures seen above ground with LSA tech.”

Photo: James Hartman

During the last day more than 60 applications for citizenship have arrived from Chinese citizens. They are all welcome to become citizens also in Ladonia.

A round about in Nimis, Ladonia