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	Gränby region, Uppsala, by Uppsala Municipality, 2011: Three sculptures made for the great green area in Gränby in Uppsala. ”Bear out by events ” A curious bear has pressed himself into the little door in this perculiar kind of tower. Inside the tower he seems to both strech out and shrink, and his little head sticks out in the vane in the top of the tower. The vane spins when the wind is blowing and the bear gets a fantastic view over the Gränby area. The sculpture is about 4 meters high.

	“ Boys in the hood ” Just next to the trees of a little forrest stands three cool figures looking out of the area.
	Their outfit is made of glass mosaic that is put in a kamouflage pattern. The figures both blends in and sticks out in the environment with their shining, green bling-bling surface. The sculpture is about 140 cm high.
	“ Who if not you ? ” On top of a classic looking pedestal a little ferret looks out over the area. The ferret does not stand at the center of the pedestal; this is not a ferret that is a great Spokesman or King but yet a ferret that has someting to say. The pedestal is lightend up from inside and can bee seen from far away as a luminous architectual form in the landscape. The sculpture is about 210 cm high.
Photo Anki Haglund, ST	Lidens schools schoolyard, Liden, by Sundsvalls Municipality, 2009: ” Home comming Queens ” Two animals that looks like some kind of ferrets stands side by side under a mutual gigantic red cowboyhat so that we can not see their faces. Is it ferrets from the neighburhood that has dressed themselfes up, or is it two forregin, exotic ferrets visiting? The ferrets are standing just by the forrest; where do they come from and where are they going? The sculpture is about 125 cm high.
Photo Anki Haglund, ST
	Distric Court of Södertörn, Huddinge, Stockholm, by The National Public Art Council 2007: “ Lysande Utsikter ” (translated: Bright Prospects) Four atriums, 8 x 8 meter. Each yard has it’s own scenery with Meercats and different kinds of light. Each Meercat is about 120 cm high. A t r i u m 1 Four 6-7 meter high banners stands on a formation of setts. A meercat is standing on the formation guarding a metal box and is looking in to the building. The banners are made of opaque acrylic and are lightend up by green fiberoptic lights from inside.
	A t r i u m 2 A medieval bricktower is placed on this atrium. At its top a meercat is looking in to the building. The tower has peepholes here and there where glimpses of fiberoptic light can bee seen.
	A t r i u m 3 On the whole ground of this atrium ”stones” of massive transparent glass is spread out. Each single glass stone is lightend up from underneath with fiberoptic lights that makes the glass sparkle and glimmer. Three meercats is guarding this tresasures and also the two great “tresure chests” made of metal.
Photo: Annika Jansson Selim	A t r i u m 4 Status Quo. On a formation of setts a group of meercats stands in a perpetual motion.