Sigurður Guðjónsson's solo exhibition, Enigma, opens Saturday 2 December at the Akureyri Art Museum.

The work Enigma is characterized by mesmerizing repetitions in which a rhythm is struck like the heartbeat of the universe, creating order out of chaos. Using an electron microscope, carbon particles can be seen, and this minuscule material world can be made visible by millionfold magnification. There we see colossal dimensions, not unlike those seen through an astronomical telescope aimed out into the heavens. Vibration and rhythm in a non-linear narrative, grounded in the smallest possible scale, open our eyes to a world of dizzying dimensions.

The exhibition opens at 3 p.m.